With the possibility of a teachers' strike looming in Kentucky, several media sources have said that strikes are illegal in this state.
When did this happen? Evidently, this provision is included in the unconstitutional "right-to-work" law that passed last year. Why was this swept under the rug?
It should be a moot point, since the right to strike is of course constitutionally protected. The U.S. Constitution outweighs some Matt Bevin diktat any day.
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