According to emails from the district obtained by the Idaho Statesman, it took issue with the different skin-toned hands, which apparently violated the state’s requirement that all displayed

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The attorney general of Idaho believes in his legal opinion that a sign with the message “Everyone is Welcome Here” along with hands of different skin tones is an illegal expression of political ideology.

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Earlier this year, the state’s West Ada School District banned Sarah Inama, a teacher at Lewis and Clark Middle School, from displaying a sign that says, “Everyone is Welcome Here.” It showed a drawing of people’s hands with different skin tones, each with a heart on it.