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May 5 march to demand good education & contract
By
Workers World New York bureau
Published Apr 22, 2011 8:46 PM
The Professional Staff Congress, American Federation of Teachers Local 2334,
has called for a rally on May 5, beginning at 4 p.m. at New York City’s
City Hall and then marching to the Borough of Manhattan Community College on
Chambers Street in lower Manhattan.
The PSC represents about 20,000 faculty and some of the staff at the City
University of New York, a large urban university with 23 campuses and more than
250,000 students. The students are the daughters and sons of workers or
themselves members of the working class in New York City and are predominantly
Black, Latino/a and/or immigrants.
The union is calling for all its members, and CUNY staff and students to come
out.
Its Web page says: “We will be demanding a good contract, an end to
economic austerity for CUNY, and a restoration of CUNY’s public funding.
Our working conditions are our students’ learning conditions; when we
stand up for a good contract we are standing up for the quality of education at
our public university.”
The PSC endorsed and had a strong contingent in a March 24 march on Wall Street
and has endorsed May 12 protests on Wall Street.
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