Apology After Lee's Summit Outrage Over 'Redneck Lives Matter' Display

The public words are important even if the "controversy" has about as much impact as an old rerun of The Dukes Of Hazzard . . . However . . . Even a cursory look at social media comments reveal very little agreement or remorse for this kind of culture war issue . . . Check-it:

The elaborate “REDNECK AREA” appeared at an Aug. 9 trivia night fundraiser for the Lee’s Summit Educational Foundation, which coordinates private fundraising efforts to support district programming. Foundation director Chrissy Symes also offered an apology at Thursday’s meeting.

“The table decorations displayed by attendees at our trivia event have caused hurt and frustration, and did not reflect the atmosphere of respect that we strive to create at our events,” Symes said. “For this, we are truly sorry.”

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Lee's Summit school board member apologizes for "Redneck Lives Matter" table display

Bill Haley issued a public apology on Thursday.

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