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If we hope to heal as a nation, we must prioritize a way of engaging that begins with listening, respect and a willingness to learn.

Speakers at the meeting included Fond du Lac School District Superintendent Matthew Steinbarth, School Board Vice President Mark Henschel and Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney.