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Emotions still running high over controversial 'rainbow ban' at Detroit Lakes Public Schools
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A new policy that would formalize the district-wide ban got its first reading at Monday's school board meeting, which also featured testimony from community members on both sides of the debate.
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A standing-room-only crowd packed City Hall on Monday, as residents criticized the School Board's rainbow sticker policy, with some calling for 4 of the 6 board members to resign.
From the letter: This policy, no matter how you dress it up with politically correct language, remains an act of extreme prejudice, ignorance, and political intolerance.
A new policy that would formalize the district-wide ban got its first reading at Monday's school board meeting, which also featured testimony from community members on both sides of the debate.
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