The Massachusetts Teachers Association reportedly removed only some of the "antisemitic" and "deeply offensive" content from its resource list on the Israel-Hamas war. 


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The Massachusetts Teachers Association reportedly removed only some of the “antisemitic” and “deeply offensive” content from its resource list on the Israel-Hamas war.{ai:summary}<p>The Massachusetts Teachers Association has faced criticism for not fully removing all content deemed "antisemitic" and "deeply offensive" from its resource list regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict. Some materials remain despite calls for a complete overhaul. </p><p>#politics</p>

Massachusetts Teachers Association slammed for only removing some ‘antisemitic, deeply offensive’ resources

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