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Conditions for All of Us: Emily Hilliard in Conversation with Emily Comer

October 1, 2019

“On February 22, 2018, West Virginia public school teachers and school service employees, most of them women, walked out of their classrooms in what would become a nine-day statewide strike, fighting for a 5% raise and affordable healthcare coverage. But what the teachers’ statements, speeches, and protest signs indicated was that this was not just a protest for personal compensation, but a struggle for better social conditions for the future of their communities.“

Read on via Southern Cultures

In Academic, Folklore, History, Interview, Photography, West Virginia Tags labor, Appalachia, West Virginia, West Virginia Teacher Strike, Southern Cultures
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