More than 100 concerned parents and children are expected to rally as the Toronto District School Board meets Tuesday evening, because they allege they were denied the right to speak during the meeting about the implications of adopting the concept of anti-Palestinian racism into its broader anti-discrimination strategy.

“There’s going to be a community rally outside of the TDSB since they won’t hear us speak at the meeting,” Aaron Kucharczuk, a concerned father of three children in the district, told the National Post by phone.