Education secretary to review schools guidance which could ban use of Black Lives Matter resources Campaigners threatened legal action after ‘politically preferential’ guidance on anti-capitalist groups GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE stating that schools should not use resources produced by organisations that have a desire to abolish or overthrow capitalism is to be reviewed by the Department for Education (DfE) following a threat of legal action. Coalition of Anti-Racist Educators (CARE) and Black Educators Alliance (BEA), who are threatening the legal action, said the guidance would prohibit the use of material produced by Black Lives Matter or Extinction Rebellion, in a pre-action letter to the education secretary Gavin Williamson in October.