Marian Kramer and Willie Baptist sat down to discuss how the National Welfare Rights Union understands “struggle as a school.” Kramer and
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Introduction
In the University of the Poor network we often say that the first step
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MoreThe Fall 2021 issue of the University of the Poor Journal is about “making the struggle a school.”
In the most basic sense,
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We strive to “make the struggle a school.” That school must teach us to know both the enemy we are
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I remember crying on the balcony of the Vermont statehouse as the votes were tallied and our universal healthcare legislation
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I first met Ellen Schwartz of the Vermont Workers’ Center
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