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The Industrialization of Education, Part Four: Schools in the United States, 1975-2022
A story of data and dollar signs.
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Angry Education Workers
 and 
Rybin
The Industrialization of Education, Part Three: Schools in the United States, 1930-1975
A historical taxonomy of class power in American schools and the communities surrounding them.
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Angry Education Workers
 and 
Rybin
The Industrialization of Education, Part Two: Schools in the United States, 1840-1930
Class struggle has been a defining feature of education under capitalism since its earliest days. We're tracing this history by analyzing multiple…
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Angry Education Workers
, 
Rybin
, and 
Anonymous Education Worker
1
An Abridged Education Workers' Self-Inquiry
We selected the most important questions from our pamphlet "An Education Workers' Self-Inquiry" to pose to fellow education workers in the DMV region.
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Angry Education Workers
The Industrialization of Education, Part One: The Class Divide
This essay is the introduction to an upcoming series on the history of education through the lens of capitalist social relations and industrialization…
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Angry Education Workers
, 
Rybin
, and 
Anonymous Education Worker
1
An Education Workers' Self-Inquiry
A scaffolded manual for building worker power in educational facilities, along with some research resources to help expedite the process.
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Angry Education Workers
, 
IWW DMV EWOC
, 
Christina Bishop
, 
Rybin
, and 
Anonymous Education Worker
3
The Danger of the Polite Ableist
And Why Journalism, Education, and Media for Children need to be held responsible for their ableism.
 • 
Christina Bishop
 and 
Angry Education Workers
Ordering the Arena of Modern Life: The Role of World's Fairs in the Education Industry
This essay makes the case for the IWW and other revolutionary unions to strategically target world's fairs and other expositions for organizing.
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Rybin
, 
Christina Bishop
, and 
Angry Education Workers
2
Petro-Pedagogy: What's in Your Classroom?
Have you encountered curriculum that promotes the fossil fuel industry? A survey from worker-researchers aims to investigate the prevalence of the…
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Laina
 and 
Angry Education Workers
The Performing Arts Proletariat vs. The Band Directors
A brilliant inquiry into the history of music education, particularly the origin of the band director in the authoritarian social relationships of…
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Christina Bishop
 and 
Angry Education Workers
Discussion: Do we need a revolutionary union movement?
Do we need a revolutionary union movement? What would a revolutionary union movement look like? How can we build one? I want to use an article f…
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Rybin
1
Your Band is Not a Business
Bands are communities, not corporations. Unite against the commodification of music education.
 • 
Christina Bishop
 and 
Angry Education Workers
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