SAVE revokes Vince Lago Coral Gables mayor endorsement | Miami Herald

Coral Gables mayoral candidate Vince Lago lost an endorsement and faced new political attacks over the weekend after the Miami Herald reported that Lago was among dozens of parents who signed a letter that denounced a Miami Catholic school’s effort to address racism.

SAVE revokes Vince Lago Coral Gables mayor endorsement | Miami Herald

Coral Gables Election: Miami Herald Weakens its Position on Mayoral Candidate Vince Lago

An April 1 Miami Herald news article brought to light new information about Coral Gables Vice Mayor Vince Lago, who is running for mayor in the April 13 election.

Lago, along with other parents, signed a letter in October that was sent to administrators at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, the independent Catholic girls school in Miami’s Coconut Grove that his children attend, saying that changes in the school’s curriculum to address the issue of racism were incompatible with the school’s religious foundation.

Vince Lago most thoughtful candidate in race for Gables mayor | Miami Herald

This softening in the recommendation is because of Lago’s apparent lack of support for the active teaching of race relations, including the widely understood concepts of systemic or institutionalized racism, the need to treat equally of races, and promote equal access and treatment of all races to social and economic benefits of our society, social safety nets, and municipal services and public security especially policing.

Coral Gables Election: Miami Herald Recommendations

The Miami Herald editorial board recommends Vince Lago, Rhonda Anderson and Javier Baños for the April 13 election.

Coral Gables Election: NOT ONE CANDIDATE (8)

is likely to win without significant financing from developer, builders, associated architects, lawyers and public relations.