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“More Justice” - The Role Of Organized Labor In Educational Reform, By John Rogers and Veronica Terriquez, in Educational Policy

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IDEA’s John Rogers and Veronica Terriquez published an article in Educational Policy entitled "More Justice" - The Role of Organized Labor in Educational Reform. The article explores the potential role of low-wage service sector unions in engaging in equity-minded school reform.

To see the abstract and download the full article, please visit: http://epx.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/23/1/216

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