(DAILYWIRE) — A Wisconsin school district held firm against protesters, upholding a ban on displaying LGBTQ or Black Lives Matter flags in classrooms or using preferred pronouns in school-related emails.
In the face of opposition from numerous speakers Tuesday night at a school board hearing, the board retained its position.
NOW: The library at Kettle Moraine High School is filling up before tonight’s 7pm meeting.
The school board is set to discuss its policy banning political signs/flags, which includes pride flags. Teachers also cannot list their pronouns on their email signatures. pic.twitter.com/2xF8iDul1q
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“We live in a world where politics are highlighted, and it puts people in uncomfortable positions,” Kettle Moraine School District Superintendent Stephen Plum stated.
