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Grand Jury Indicts School Board Members For Alleged Secret Discussions About Racial Agenda

Luke Rosiak
Grand Jury Indicts School Board Members For Alleged Secret Discussions About Racial Agenda
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Two Texas school board members were indicted on charges that they violated the Open Meetings Act as they discussed a racial agenda that was widely opposed by their constituents.

Carroll Independent School District (CISD) president Michelle Moore and vice president Todd Carlton were indicted by a grand jury for texts involving the school district’s “Cultural Competence Action Plan,” The Texan reported.

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