Occupy Wake County School Board Meeting October 18
Since when does disagreement on important public issues constitute "corrosive public debate?" Well, since the Chamber of Commerce decided it did. Seems the Chamber and businessmen of the Wake Partnership have joined the push to approve the new resegregation plan unless stopped by non-violent civil disobedience on or before Tuesday night.
From the News Observer:
From the News Observer:
. . . .But the future of the plan was thrown into uncertainty after Tuesday's election resulted in the victory of four Democratic school board candidates: Evans, Martin, Christine Kushner and
