I would like to reclaim my time from being blatantly interrupted.

This is unhauled for.

We are better than this.

It's been five months since voters in South Lake Texas delivered a landslide election

victory to two school board candidates opposed to the district's diversity plan.

And if you're wondering if things in town have settled down since then, here's a clip

from a recent Carol school board meeting.

Every time I exercise my freedom as an American, I'm pushing back against y'all.

And I will not stop.

Mr. Ria, I need you to...

Is that the resource officer that y'all said it would take so?

And so, Mr. Ria, you off here.

Okay, to please off.

So, y'all have a good night.

Thank you.

That's the sound of a pro-diversity plan speaker talking after her time was up.

While diversity plan opponents shouted her from the audience.

In the middle of the chaos, a black mother approaches the board to ask for help controlling

the crowd.

And the voice you hear calling for a police officer...

That's conservative board member Hannah Smith, reacting to the mother who'd approached the

day-ass.

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