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In the weeks that followed, however, crosses were burned on many school board members' yards. School One school board committee member , who was black, was specifically targeted with a gunshot which went through his window. [[Teresa Hunt]] , member of the [[Pensacola-Escambia Human Relations Committee]] and the school board's [[Citizens Advisory Committee]], was called by telephone to a special meeting on [[February 21]], which turned out to be a hoax, and when she returned her house had been set ablaze.<ref>"Fire damages woman's home." ''Boca Raton News'', February 23, 1976.</ref> One school board member, who was black, was specifically targeted with a gunshot which went through his window. A human relations board member as well as Likewise for a state legislator also had their homes torched. After all the retaliatory violence both at the school and in the community, the Florida National Guard was called in to patrol the school until the end of the year.