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Exclusive: Bill Ayers Compares President Bush To Serial Killer John Wayne Gacy
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AAE Supports Right To Teach Efforts
EAGtv talks to Tracey Bailey, with the Association of American Educators, about the movement to give teachers the right to teach without joining a union.
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Michelle Rhee Says America Needs School Choice
Michelle Rhee is the creator of Students First and the former Chancellor of the Washington D.C. public schools. Now she pushes for education reform including school choice. EAGtv spoke with Rhee at a Hispanic Creo event in Florida.
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Chicago Charter Schools Day of Action
September 24, 2011 at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, families came together to show their support for charter schools at the Charter Schools Day of Action and demand their right to make educational choices for their children.
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NRTW Helps Teachers Sue OHEA Part 2
National Right To Work Attorney Erin Wilcox talks to EAGtv about the case where 15 Ohio teachers are suing the OHEA.
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NRTW Helps Teachers Sue OHEA
National Right To Work is helping teachers in Ohio sue to separate from the Ohio Education Association. Mark Mix the head of National Right To Work explains the details of the case and the impact Senate Bill 5 could have on unions in Ohio.
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