LAUSD Board Unanimously Passes Anti-Hate Speech Resolution
The Los Angeles Unified School District board voted unanimously on Nov. 10 to adopt an anti-hate speech resolution, the New York Post reported. Board member Griego introduced the measure. Teachers Bruce Brown and Shelly Castillo testified about incidents including a banana peel left as a taunt, monkey gestures and a slur written on a whiteboard.
Superintendent Andres Chait and board president Schmerelson spoke in support, and member Newbill also backed the resolution. The measure directs the district, the nation's second largest, to strengthen reporting and response procedures for hate incidents in schools across Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, and to report back on implementation.
Source: New York Post
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