Dozens in attendance Tuesday signed up for public comment
Dozens in attendance Tuesday signed up for public comment , prompting the school board to split the public comment section so that board members could address other matters before the end of the meeting. In a scene that has played out in school board meetings across the country, the room was split between those who approved of the board's efforts toward diversity and inclusion, and residents who felt the measures were an overreach by the district. During the public comments, some questioned the school district's role in discussions of sexuality and gender, saying that those topics should be left to the parents to talk about with children at home. In attendance were several members of the Contra Costa County chapter of Moms for Liberty, a controversial group that organizes against LGBT content in schools and recently came under fire when a chapter in Indiana put out a newsletter that quoted Adolf Hitler. Several others in the crowd attended in "Stop Moms for Liberty"...