Race-baiting mailer in Park Cities troubling sign of the times
‘Dallas Justice Now’ appears to be a fake but why now, and why there?
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2:00 AM on Aug 4, 2021 CDT
You’ve seen the viral memes that suction all nuance out of the day’s news. You’ve been warned to watch out for “deep fakes.” You’ve been told to regard unfamiliar websites with suspicion.
Even the contents of your actual mailbox should be treated with caution, as a recent episode in the Park Cities shows.
A letter mailed to Highland Park ISD families last month caused a commotion after an entity that calls itself Dallas Justice Now asked white parents to pledge not to send their children to Ivy League universities to open up spaces for students of color. A copy of the letter posted online reads in part: “You live in the whitest and wealthiest neighborhood in Dallas. Whether you know it or not, you earned
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