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Massachusetts teachers' union disavows 'offensive images' after being accused of spreading antisemitism
Massachusetts Teachers Association vowed to sever ties with external websites that shared controversial imagery and rhetoric about Jews and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Massachusetts Teachers Association says it will take down ‘antisemitic, offensive’ images after major blowback
The Massachusetts Teachers Association is apparently backing down a bit. After the union dug in following a viral State House hearing when the MTA president was grilled by the Special Commission on Combatting Antisemitism,
Mass. Teachers Association removes alleged antisemitic materials that sparked backlash
The MTA accused lawmakers of "political grandstanding" during a tense hearing on antisemitism, but agreed to remove links to the resources in question.
Mass. teachers union to remove website materials on Israel-Hamas war over concerns of antisemitism
The move follows criticism of the materials at a legislative hearing of a Special Commission on Combatting Antisemitism. Union President Max Page told the commission that the images and articles compiled by the MTA were behind a members-only page of their website,
After backlash, MTA will remove alleged antisemitic materials on Israel-Hamas war from website
The move came one week after the Special Commission on Combatting Antisemitism grilled the MTA over learning materials commission members characterized as antisemitic.
Massachusetts teachers' union under fire for alleged antisemitic educational materials
The state's largest teachers' union is accused of offering antisemitic learning materials to its members.Lawmakers question MTA presidentIn a tense three-hour hearing Monday, lawmakers on the Special Legislative Committee on Combatting Antisemitism grilled Massachusetts Teachers Association President Max Page about materials the union made available to its members that many perceived as antisemitic.
Massachusetts Teachers Association to remove web links to offensive materials on Israel-Hamas war
NORTHAMPTON — The Massachusetts Teachers Association is removing links to potentially offensive images from a members-only section of its website, as well as any materials posted there that don’t aid students and teachers in better understanding the conflict in the Middle East.
Mass. Teachers Association under fire for alleged antisemitic learning materials on the Israel-Hamas war
The Special Commission on Combating Antisemitism has gathered more than two dozen examples of learning materials that commissioners said presented a one-sided view that favors Palestinians over Jews and Israelis.
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