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Lisa Graves on the Fight for the Post Office, Stevana Sims on Defending Anti-Racist Education
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CounterSpin
This week on CounterSpin: The thing about the US Postal Service: Low-income people get the same service as the rich; rural people get their prescriptions and paychecks and ballots in the same timeframe as those in big cities.
The idea has always been that postal service is a public good, not to be mined for profit, and not tiered to give the wealthy yet another leg up.
That’s why it’s so worrying that the current leaders of the Postal Service seem intent on driving it into the ground.
We’ll hear about that from Stevana Sims, public school counselor in Montclair, New Jersey, and a member of the steering committee of the group Black Lives Matter at School.
Transcript: ‘Threats Are Being Made Against Teachers Who Are Teaching the Truth’
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