Jenny Berg from the Star Tribune has the story about a proposed rule that would ban “divisive concepts” from Becker school district. The policy draft states that the policy’s purpose is to ensure students and staff are treated with respect and unbiased. It also stipulates that “neither the teaching of inherently divisive concepts or political indoctrination will be permitted” and that classrooms should be free from personal bias. Many interpret this as the district trying suppress free speech, suppress LGBTQ advocates and prevent the accurate teaching of history.
Mara H. Gottfried, Pioneer Press reports that Abria Pregnancy Resource in St. Paul discovered the building had been vandalized on Monday. Red graffiti was painted on University Avenue, saying “If abortions don’t seem safe, then neither should you.”
Josh McGovern, Twin Cities Business Notes Twin Cities Metro Homebuilders are building more multifamily homes that single-family houses.
Chris Riemenschneider, Star Tribune, discusses the possibility of THC infused edible and drink stands popping-up at music festivals across the state.
Via WCCO: 1st Congressional District candidate Jeff Ettinger tests positive for COVID.
From KARE-11 The Minnesota State High School League Prep Bowl was moved to December because the Minnesota Vikings will be hosting a rare home game on Nov. 24 this season.
Krystal Frasier from KSTP reports almost two dozen applications were submitted for Dai Thao the vacant seat on the St. Paul City Council.
Madeline Nachbar at Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine profiles Hmong American fashion designer Mai See Heurh Vue.
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