It’s outrageous the way we’re treating our teachers as though their health is expendable and their fear illegitimate. This is the legacy of a misogynistic paradigm where the needs of women and children have been deemed secondary for centuries and longer.
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Feb 8, 2021 · 6:21 PM UTC

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It sounds to me like the President should get some feed back from the teachers and their Unions ... don't ya think? ... and why aren't teachers considered as essential workers? ... and why don't we just give them the vaccine? ... what's the big deal?
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Plenty of people working out there. They need to get back to work. Their job is important
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Follow the science.
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Joe? A misogynist? Do tell.
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Teachers should have been part of the first phase of the vaccine distribution.
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Teachers have had to pay for things for years because the schools don’t have the budget, despite those “lotteries” that are allegedly created to place a portion towards education. naspl.org/wherethemoneygoes/
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How about you think about the kids. Teachers need to also teach proper precaution. The at risk teachers should be allowed to teach through video...that can also happen in the classroom.
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You’re 100% wrong on this issue
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She has a real point with this comment
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Still, there are many god reasons to re-open schools
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