By Steven Monacelli A meeting of the Dallas Independent School District Board of Trustees this past March provided a striking illustration of the deep political divides that have manifested around education policy in the state of Texas amid an increasingly pitched culture war over racism and trans rights. A handful of anti-CRT activists, some organized by an out-of-town group, were ultimately drowned out by a few dozen DISD teachers and nurses with the American Federation of Teachers union. The first sign of what would unfold at the meeting that evening was immediately visible upon entering the parking lot
