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Nearly two weeks after a racist petition to bring back slavery circulated at her daughter's school, Julie Stutterheim is still angry. She says it was yet another example of a racist incident at Park Hill South High School in the suburbs of Kansas City, Missouri. CNN's Evan McMorris-Santoro reports.

Nearly two weeks after a racist petition to bring back slavery circulated at her daughter's school, Julie Stutterheim is still angry. She says it was yet another example of a racist incident at Park Hill South High School in the suburbs of Kansas City, Missouri. CNN's Evan McMorris-Santoro reports.

In an email. three weeks before that, a dad condemned efforts to -- >> i'm here to state my opposition being instructed, indoctrinated or hinted at in the school district. every piece of this propaganda will reveal itself. >> i've been getting emails over the past couple months from individuals saying things like, i'm really worried that our kids are being indoctrinated and that our kids are being taught to hate their white skin. well, one, we don't have crt in our schools. second, that's not at all what's happening as far as any type of teaching about teaching children to -- to not like their...

Grade schools. while many black parents say race is an important issue that needs to be discussed. here's cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro. >> she heard from several kids that it was actually a petition to restart slavery. >> reporter: julie was chatting with her daughter, a student at park hill south high school in the suburbs of kansas city. the conversation was alarming. >> she was very upset about it. my daughter is ethiopian. she has herself encountered, you know, racist things happening to her, and so the more she talked about this, the more upset she got. and i said, well, let me go find out...