Superintendent says Black Lives Matter signs will stay for now after school board voted to remove
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.
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"Many of these people are educated, and hold jobs or positions that give them some form of power or influence over Black ...
As our faculty, staff and students work together for structural change and an end to racial injustice, we’ve asked some members of the College of Medicine’s community to share what the Black Lives ...
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Prosecutors say the former Army sergeant, who was convicted of murder for fatally shooting a Black Lives Matter protester, ...
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