Sonoma County Board of Supervisors is pictured holding a meeting on Sept. 12 in a frame grab from a recorded video. The board is restricting public comments during its next meeting to in-person attendees due to a series of "racist and hate-filled" speeches on Zoom that disrupted their previous meeting. (County of Sonoma)
Sonoma County’s Board of Supervisors will restrict public comments at its next regular meeting after a spate of “racist and hate-filled” speech on Zoom, the county administrator’s office said.
Only those attending in person will be allowed to make verbal comments at Tuesday’s Supervisors meeting, the administrator’s office said Sept. 15.
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Sonoma County supervisors to ban Zoom comments for ‘racist, hate-filled’ speech
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Sonoma County’s Board of Supervisors will restrict public comments at its next regular meeting after a spate of “racist and hate-filled” speech on Zoom, the county administrator’s office said.
Only those attending in person will be allowed to make verbal comments at Tuesday’s Supervisors meeting, the administrator’s office said Sept. 15.
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