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Teachers' activism will survive the Janus Supreme Court ruling

  • Written by Sherman Dorn, Professor of Education, Arizona State University
Plaintiff Mark Janus, right, speaks outside the Supreme Court AP Photo/Andrew Harnik

The Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision in Janus v. AFSCME 31 will hurt public employee unions in both membership and funding.

The majority opinion, written by Associate Justice Samuel Alito, said that requiring public employees who are not union members to pay fees...

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