Greater Boston Teens Against Systemic Racism
Greater Boston Teens Against Systemic Racism is dedicated to fighting inequality in Massachusetts.
The vimeo stream for the Newton City Council deliberations. The NPD budget is being discussed right now.
https://vimeo.com/427184569
06/07/2020
Hey everybody, attached to this post is the City of Newton's web page detailing the proposed budget for the fiscal year of 2021. There, you can see exactly what we'll be fighting against later today. Ask yourself why, in the midst of budget cuts across the board, the Newton Police Department, which has proven itself to be complicit in systemic racism, is receiving additional funding. Also attached is a Patch article that summarizes the proposed budget. Keep in mind that in this article, which was published last month, Mayor Fuller is quoted promising that layoffs will be limited to a small number of temporary furloughs. This has proven to be untrue: last week, a group of educators (no official number has been released yet), consisting largely of employees in Special Education departments, received notices of termination as a result of impending cuts to the Newton Public Schools budget. In context with the increased funding that the Newton Police Department is set to receive in the 2021 fiscal year, this decision favors the racist institution of the Police over those who serve some of our community's most disadvantaged children. If this seems backwards to you, make your voice heard by joining our march from Boyden Park to City Hall today at 2:00 and let the city administration know that you oppose this unjust proposal.
http://www.newtonma.gov/gov/comptroller/budget/2021_budget.asp
https://patch.com/massachusetts/newton/440m-newton-budget-cuts-not-bone
$440M Newton Budget: Cuts, But Not 'To The Bone' Mayor Ruthanne Fuller presented her 2021 budget proposal to City Council. Some departments are seeing cuts due to the pandemic.
06/07/2020
The march route for today. We will begin in Boyden Park in front of BC, as announced in the event, and march along Comm. Ave. to the Newton Town Hall, where we will host guest speakers. Looking forward to seeing everyone today.
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