A Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, school board member said he would not vote for “the only cis white male” on the board to serve as president, even though he prefaced the comment that he would make an excellent president.
The Upper Moreland School District, which is located in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia, held its most recent school board meeting on December 6.
Upper Moreland School District board member Jennifer Solot, second from left, would not give the “only cis white male” on the board her vote for president because it sends the wrong message to the community.
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During the meeting, School Board Treasurer Jennifer Solot led the motions as interim president until a new president was elected.
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Two names were considered for the primary leadership position: April Stainback and Greg D’Elia.
Just before the vote, Solot weighed in on who he would vote for.
“I think Mr. D’Elia would make an excellent president,” he said. “However, I feel that electing the only cis white male on this board as chair of this district sends the wrong message to our community — a message that is contrary to what we as a board have been trying to accomplish.”
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With the influx of gender types, cisgender refers to those who identify with the gender they were given at birth.
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According to Solot’s statements, D’Elia was born a man and identifies as a man.
Solot went on to say that she believes it is important to practice what you preach as a school board and recognize that your words carry power, whether spoken on the sidewalks of the communities you serve or behind the tables you sit at during meetings. meetings.
“Ms. Stainback has done an exemplary job as president these past few months, and the strength of her performance has earned her my vote tonight,” Solot added.
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When it came to voting, eight members voted for Stainback, while D’Elia was the only one to vote for himself.
D’Elia and Solot did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the matter.
