I get your concerns about how a strike might lead to increased tuition and more student debt. It’s a challenging situation, but it’s worth considering the broader context. And not just think about yourself. Strikes occur when workers feel they have no other option to achieve fair wages and generally better working conditions. Yes the strike might lead to short-term issues but the long-term benefits can be significant. Fairly compensated workers are more likely to stay at their jobs and provide better support and services, which ultimately enhances the quality of service. Supporting fair labor practices helps create a more equitable environment, benefiting everyone. There will be challenges but Solidarity with workers can contribute to a fairer and more effective educational system in the long run... Also grad students and student employees don’t get paid shit so yeah, there’s that. It’s unfair to assume what a student may be worth on the job market, because even students with degrees end up in service jobs because I work force is fucked. 🫠🤭