Two speakers emphasized compassion and the need to face a controversial image of Baraboo High School students Monday night at the Al. Ringling Theatre during the third in a series of community events organized to address the photo.
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Baraboo Acts: Serve2Unite, held Dec. 17 at the Al. Ringling Theatre, was the third in a series of events organized by community leaders to respond to a controversial photo of Baraboo students. Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis spoke at the event about compassion, forgiveness and tolerance.
