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Hell Is Other People at School Board Meeting in Central Bucks

By translating Central Buck’s diversity and inclusion program (meant to ensure that students and faculty are fair to all races and religions) into Critical Race Theory (a flashword for right-wing talking heads), Edward Mackhouse, a senior citizen from Birmingham, kicked off an evening of discontent.

It was Tuesday night at the first school board meeting after the off-year election, which saw two new Democrats elected to the board. They will take their seats in December, and surely look forward to the January school board meetings, when Gov. Wolf’s mask mandate expires.

Things only got worse on Tuesday night after Mackhouse sat down, as this story in the Courier-Times makes clear.

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Linda Lee

A former editor and reporter at The New York Times, Linda Lee has written seven books, and started a magazine about real estate and design in Miami. While her interest lies in Bucks County, her family lives near Harrisburg. She has a Shih Tzu named Yolo.

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