Leawood took formal steps to combat antisemitism this week, following at least two incidents at Johnson County schools involving racist and antisemitic language. The Leawood City Council on Monday adopted a resolution aimed at defining antisemitism and developing educational tools that address it. While the measure does not legally compel people to obey any new law, city leaders noted Leawood is the first in Johnson County to pass such a measure in support of the Jewish community.
Source: Shawnee Mission Post
