School Board Nominee Sean Dugar, shown here looking smooooooth, does not impress in his run for School Board. He appears to be a single-race candidate with little experience in cross-cultural issues or the art of compromise. His candidate statement goes out of its way to attack the Superintendent. Even Berkeley's touchy-feel school board candidates feel free to call him a race-blinded candidate.

Some school board candidates criticized Dugar for his focus on African Americans in his platform.

"It's a sad remark of the nature of politics in Berkeley that you're supposed to represent a group of people merely because of the color of your skin," says candidate Lance Montauk.

His candidate statement is not inspiring. It has numerous grammatical errors.

As a school board member I would bring Berkeley back to setting national trends not following them. Such as forming diverse committees of students, parents, teachers and other community members that report directly to the School Board.

On his City form, he marks himself as both a Democrat and Non-Partisan.

All in all, yet another activist proves he can't be an administrator before the votes are even counted.




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