Opponents of critical race theory who are planning on protesting at a Utah school board meeting on Tuesday night—even though it’s not even being taught in the state—should probably mind their manners. Anti-maskers who stormed a meeting of the Granite school board in May, accosting board members and shouting obscenities, have now been hit with a misdemeanor criminal charge. Eleven people—most of whom lived outside the Granite school district where they made a ruckus—could theoretically face jail time if convicted, The Salt Lake Tribune reports; a 12th person is still being sought. Those protesters were misdirecting their anger, too: Mask requirements were set by the state, not the school board.