School board in Missouri controlled by conservatives revokes anti-racism resolution amid national controversy

In August 2020, the Francis Howell School District passed an anti-racism resolution after protests over George Floyd's death.
The resolution aimed to speak out against racism and promote racial healing, especially for students of color.
New conservative board members have now revoked the resolution, sparking backlash.
School board elections have become political battlegrounds over race, gender, and sexuality policies.
The NAACP president says the revocation sets a precedent for similar actions nationwide.