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My own experience suggests that, despite the fact that GESO has not been formally recognized by Yale, it has created--in federation with the other university unions--a dynamic culture of democratic engagement and struggle that reaches beyond the university's walls, linking graduate students to the city's wider civic culture and to the national labor movement. Already there are more than a dozen graduate-teachers' unions at universities nationwide, but GESO would be the first at a private school. Yale Bites Unions: For God, Country and the Ruling Class" (The Nation, July 2, 2001) describes Yale University's history of hostility to unions and how the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union (HERE) has joined with GESO, the Graduate Employees and Students Organization and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU). |
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