New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy mocked a school district which canceled official Halloween celebrations during school hours in the name of equity and inclusion.
New Jersey Democratic Governor Phil Murphy mocked a school district in his state which canceled official school Halloween celebrations to foster 'equity and inclusion.' 'Seriously? We can't let kids celebrate Halloween? Give me a break,' Murphy reacted in a post on X.
News 12 New Jersey reported that Superintendent Dr. Ronald G. Taylor sent a letter home to parents earlier this month, announcing the decision was made to be consistent with the district's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. 'As you know, SOMSD is committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion meaningfully - not just saying the words but also promoting an inclusive school...
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