Chicago teachers unions organize students for socialist May Day protests
The Chicago Teachers Union is organizing student participation in socialist-themed May Day demonstrations across the city, promoting civic engagement through walkouts, marches, and related activities. The union and school district reached an agreement to provide transportation and food for students from at least 100 schools, with absences excused under a state provision for civic events. The events are part of a nationwide 'May Day Strong' campaign involving an estimated 6,000 actions supported by around 600 groups.
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Teachers unions in Chicago are organizing student participation in socialist May Day demonstrations taking place across the city’s school districts and the country. Across the United States, an estimated 600 groups are supporting about 6,000 events as part of coordinated “May Day Strong” demonstrations. Recommended Stories Scott Bessent puts financial literacy front and center in Trump administration Education Department caps student loans for grad school at $20,500 per year Education’s purpose isn’t just about getting a good job Organizers are promoting actions including walkouts, marches, and other gatherings under the slogan “no school, no work, no shopping.” Large turnouts are expected in other major cities, including Washington, D.C, New York City, and Los Angeles.
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