The Evolution of School Violence and Labor Politics

This chapter examines the transition of school conflicts from simple altercations to organized and politically influenced violence, referencing historical cases like Tawana Brawley. It also delves into the dynamics of union politics in the 1960s, highlighting the integration of diverse members into labor movements and their influence on the educational landscape. Additionally, the discussion touches on the financial linkages between politics and education, revealing how monetary contributions shape relationships and perceptions within the political sphere.