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Tom Meyers

New York
As seen in: The Bowery Boys: New York City History, Apple Podcasts, Medium, NorthJersey.com, Thrive Global, 4Hoteliers, Executive Support Magazine, BINJ.News
Co-host of the Bowery Boys NYC History Podcast (@boweryboys) and editor of EuroCheapo.com (@eurocheapo).
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Opinion: Working Families Vs. Billionaires … Who Should Be The Priority?

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By Tom Meyers
| BINJ.News
On Tuesday, March 31, I testified before the Massachusetts Ways and Means Committee regarding legislation to raise state revenue. Prior to my remarks, I listened to testimony from educators, students, social workers, healthcare professionals, and other stakeholders who shared compelling—and often deeply concerning—accounts of the impact that reductions to essential services would have on residents across the Commonwealth.
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Opinion: Teachers Shouldn’t Fund Genocide With Our Pensions

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By Tom Meyers
| BINJ.News
As a Massachusetts educator and proud member of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, I am heartened that our union recently voted to support Rep. Erika Uyterhoeven’s (D-Somerville) bill, H.2984: An Act Relative to Pension Divestment from Companies Providing Military Equipment to the State of Israel. This bill represents a simple but powerful principle: our retirement savings should not bankroll war crimes.
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Opinion: The Commodification Of Public Education

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By Tom Meyers
| BINJ.News
A cornerstone of any strong educational system is the recognition that teaching is a profession, not a set of tasks. Educators earn licenses through years of training, experience, and ongoing ethical responsibility—just as electricians, accountants, or attorneys do. Their professional judgment is not a luxury; it is the foundation that ensures students receive meaningful, responsive, human-centered education. Yet that foundation is being deliberately weakened.
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