Missouri school district employees sue over allegedly unconstitutional 'equity' training

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Among other things, the lawsuit claims that SPS' chief equity and diversity officer, as well as a coordinator of equity and diversity, espoused ideological beliefs about capitalism and parenthood.
48% : In the complaint's words, those included assertions like "[p]arents are the oppressors of their children," "[e]ducators have a duty to vote for socialist politicians," and that "[b]y celebrating nationalism and showing pride in America's history, staff should think about who they are harming."
34% : Schools and governments across the nation have reportedly seen trainings like these in the wake of George Floyd's death and a wave of protests associated with "Black Lives Matter."

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