Posted on 03/28/2011 9:30:46 AM PDT by therightliveswithus
Every time I go to work in a local school district, I'm barraged by a plethora of messages from the New York State Union of Teachers (NYSUT). This organization claims to be a 'union of professionals' that has helped not only teachers but has raised the bar for student achievement.
NYSUT's posters take credit for just about everything that has occurred in last 100 years. Whether it be union bargaining, civil rights, or workplace safety. Their website is rife with left wing sloganeering, including an entire section on 'social justice.' Articles within this section include why 'Wisconsin matters' and teaching students how to 'speak truth to power.' Does this include speaking back to the unions? Well, maybe not.
NYSUT's propaganda campaign places civil rights in the forefront. If you didn't know any better, you would believe that the near-lily white organization of upper middle class teachers played a central role in emancipating American blacks from decades of oppression.
Some examples of actual posters placed in classrooms:
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Their minority “students” have been kept so ignorant for so many generations they can not even find R in the dictionary to look up that big word.
These unions shall consume all available resources, then their very being. They do in fact eat their young.
The utterly hopeless blacks vote 95% for the political party which has always crushed and enslaved them.
The KKK was the para-military branch of the democrat party. Now its the Teachers Unions.
Obama is the ultimate Judas for black Americans. The first thing he did in office was to kick the small handful of black school voucher kids out of the exclusive school where Obama’s kids were to attend.
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