US EditionLargest U.S. Teachers Union Encourages Resistance to Trump
UNITED STATES, JUL 08 – The National Education Association adopted resolutions labeling Trump a fascist, opposing immigration enforcement, and supporting student protests with a $209,000 budget commitment.
- The National Education Association passed resolutions opposing President Donald Trump during its annual convention in Portland, Oregon.
- One resolution asserts the NEA's support for the 'mass democratic movement against Trump's authoritarianism and violations of human rights' and encourages students to dissent against ICE raids and deportations, labeling these acts as 'kidnapping.'
- The NEA decided not to publicize materials from the Anti-Defamation League, criticizing it for addressing anti-Zionism in classrooms.
- Critics argue the NEA's political focus deviates from addressing educational needs, amidst declining American student performance in math and reading.
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Revoke this charter, immediately! Annual convention of the nation's largest teachers' union is repulsive · American Wire News
The National Education Association’s annual convention early this July was reportedly a hodgepodge of pure leftist political nonsense that had absolutely nothing to do with children and their educational needs. Writing for Fox News, school choice advocate Corey DeAngelis revealed that the National Education Association (NEA) convention’s radicalism began with its fringe, nearly Marxist resolutions. One resolution called for the NEA to “defend ag…
Largest U.S. Teachers Union Demands Resistance To Trump
Credit: (Screenshot), The White House, via YouTube The National Education Association adopted new resolutions encouraging resistance to the Trump administration. The NEA, the largest U.S. teachers union with over 3 million members, approved multiple business items that oppose any kind of action by the Trump administration and characterized the president as a fascist. It also said it would no longer endorse the Anti-Defamation League, a longtime…
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