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	We're Fighting for the Right to a Great Public School NEA President Reg Weaver recalls the passion for teaching he’s felt over a 30-year career: “There’s no feeling like seeing children’s eyes brighten up as they discover a world of opportunity.” He reminds listeners in his 60-second May radio spot that we're a team fighting for great public schools -- including smaller class sizes, adequate funding, and access to a rigorous curriculum -- for every child. English (MP3) Español (MP3) Viewpoints » Reg Weaver in the Media »

Theater

Video Clips from Journey of a People:
The American Teachers Association

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In 1957, some communities tried drastic schemes to avoid integrating their schools. Watch video.

Clip 9

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In 1968, two years after the NEA-ATA merger, NEA elected its first Black president. Watch video.

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In 1926, members of the ATA and the NEA began a 40-year relationship of cooperation on issues of integration and the advancement of Black teachers. Watch video.

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The American Teachers Association