Superintendent says Black Lives Matter signs will stay for now after school board voted to remove them
LAKEVILLE, Minn. (WCCO) - A school board in Minnesota has voted to remove posters with the a Black Lives Matter message from classrooms. The Lakeville Public School District superintendent is defying that vote, for now, saying they’ll stay up until new posters are ready.
Lakeville School Board to vote on Tuesday whether to remove their "Inclusive Poster Series." Eight posters in total, but two of them promote "Black Lives Matter." The lawsuit alleged ...
Roughly 3,000 copies of posters utilizing inclusionary language are on the walls of Lakeville school buildings. There are eight variations, but two of them have the term "Black Lives Matter.
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