The author reflects on the current state of charter schools and the role of teacher unions, arguing it's crucial for the charter movement to assert its position against union narratives. Emphasizing a united approach is vital, the author suggests that the success with families of color can be leveraged to advocate for students’ needs and counter union influence.
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