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This Auguste commentary brings to mind 3 recent pieces https://t.co/8i5HCZKocf and https://t.co/bKhEIaSh94 and https://t.co/10fQEaE0sx Low Wage, Not Low Skill: Why Devaluing Our Workers Matters via @forbes https://t.co/TLlmLEOvja #employability #skills

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Forget fare hikes—make the T free "Massachusetts students (including college students at our public universities) should be the first group to ride fare-free." via @BostonGlobe @nebhe #publictransportation

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