A motion passed by the Salem-Keizer school board Tuesday night further limits how members of the public can engage with the governing body.
Most school board members said the new motion — which designates free-speech and no-trespassing zones — is needed to ensure public viewers can hear the meetings.
However, some activists and community members argue they are being silenced and policed both inside and now outside the school.
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Natalie Pate 