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Download full textDyke, Erin; Muckian Bates, Brendan – Berkeley Review of Education, 2019
The last few decades have seen increasing attacks on educators' right to participate in formal unions. Given the all-time low of formal union power in the United States and the success of anti-union efforts (Shelton, 2017), how and why have the educator uprisings manifested so intensely in the last few years? This article draws, in part, on a…
Descriptors: Teacher Strikes, Unions, Activism, Teacher Participation
