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Protect the Tradition

Protect the Tradition

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It’s Election Day in Southlake, Texas — time to see if all the fighting over the school district’s Cultural Competence Action Plan translates into votes. A handful of candidates and supporters who want to see new diversity programs rally in Town Square, across from a much larger, rowdier crowd of those backing the conservative slate. “It’s a great town,” one voter shouts over her shoulder. “We want to keep it that way.” After the votes are counted, Southlake becomes a national poster child in the movement to redefine and root out critical race theory. Stuck in the middle is Lane Ledbetter, Carroll’s new school superintendent, who is tasked with bringing the community together — but in a rare interview, he struggles to answer questions about racism in Southlake. On graduation day, Nikki Olaleye says she hopes Southlake’s future doesn’t mirror its past.
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This issue is critical to moving forward equitably and fairly in the U.S. - highly recommend.

Great Journalism!

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Great story and reporting. Disappointing end though. If folks don't even want to acknowledge that racism even exists, then how can they ever hope to end it.

Disappointing End

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Well written and very informative. How a community was changed by radical ppl who want to stay in the past and not see their own racism or work for diversity. It is a wake up call for ppl to pay attention. No election is small .

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