Los Angeles teachers abandon student well-being for social justice

Published July 14, 2020 3:38pm ET



Los Angeles has preemptively decided not to allow students to return to school this fall, citing concerns about the coronavirus and its spread. These concerns might be reasonable were it not for the ridiculous demands being made by the massive teacher’s union.

United Teachers Los Angeles, which is made up of more than 35,000 teachers, has been pushing county officials to delay reopening its schools, arguing that “safety has to be the priority.” But in a new research paper released by the union this week, Los Angeles teachers proved that the safety, physical health, and mental well-being of their students isn’t the top priority at all.

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