After shocking hate speech incident in front of high schoolers, South Bay city may have first-in-the-state Zoombombing solution

After banning remote public comments last year in response to a Zoom hate speech incident, Morgan Hill narrowly voted this week to reinstate it. The new regulation seeks to exploit a legal loophole to allow virtual comments while cutting off hate speech -- in a potential first for California.

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