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St Paul Pioneer Press
April 22, 2002
Rob Levine, guest columnist

Goal of school choice movement is to break up unions

In "With school choice, every child can win" (March 1), the Heritage Foundation's Jennifer Garrett fails to mention that the real goals of the school choice movement are the breakup of one of the last two unionized sectors of U.S. society: public primary and secondary education, and the conversion to private profit of some of the $300 billion spent in the U.S. each year on public primary and secondary education...

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