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We're here to update you on the first 145 results of our UH Reopen Survey. It's bleak. There is a total lack of faith in our administration and their preparations for safe campus reopening. Here's a 🧵
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#OurRiskOurChoice #HigherEdWorksBecauseWeDo
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Reminder that while cases are at alarming record highs on Oʻahu, UH is still planning to move forward with in-person work and learning in the fall. The results of this survey reflect our communityʻs fear that UH admin are not making decisions with our health and safety in mind.
First off, here's who responded. It's mostly grads. We want more diverse representation, so please continue to share the survey. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… 
ALU's Political Education Chair ‘Ilima Long, @lisagrand808 of @uniteherehawaii, and Kawehi Apo of @HawaiianAFA were featured on this month's First Friday. On International Workers Day, we're proud to be part of the Hawaiʻi labor community.
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Current FF host @NoeGK interviews these three wahine involved in labor struggle in Hawai'i, who each share a bit about the long, proud history of unionism in Hawaiʻi. Did you know the 1st strike in Hawai'i was an 1839 grad employee strike?!
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First Friday, a show that has aired on public access television for decades, was originated by two radical Hawaiian sovereignty activists, Haunani Kay and Mililani Trask to draw connections between labor movements and struggles for self-determination.
