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Although the MEA tries to position itself as a representative union, many, if not most, teachers disagree with the views it promotes and the actions it takes.
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Teachers Disagree with MEA Policies and Activities
MEA Hypocritical on Privatization
MEA Lobbyist Calls Advocates of Educational Choice "Racist"
MEA Threatens to Blacklist New Teachers
MEA Abuses Public School Health Care Funds
MEA Advocates Deceptive High Pressure Tactics Against School Board Members
One School Board President Tells Her District's Story
MEA Demeans People of Faith
MEA Adopts Reactionary Stance on Education Reform
MEA is a Partisan Organization
MEA Uses Strong-Arm Tactics on Its Own Members
MEA Requires Teachers to Pay for Image Building Campaign
MEA Wastes Public School Funds Defending Unqualified Teachers
NEA / MEA Remakes Image without Fundamental Change
What Is the MEA Doing Right?
What Does the Mackinac Center Recommend?
MEA 1999-2000 Financial Statements
How MEA Members Can Obtain a Dues Refund
MEA Employee Salaries Well Above Teachers'