The Rhode Island chapter of the nation’s largest teachers’ union is suing to protect members’ “individual privacy rights” against a woman who has filed over 200 separate public records requests about the integration of Critical Race Theory in her local school district. The complaint was filed Monday by the National Education Association Rhode Island (NEARI) and NEA South Kingstown (NEASK) in Rhode Island Superior Court, according to documents obtained by conservative news site Legal Insurrection. The lawsuit names six South Kingstown school committee members and Nicole Solas, a 38-year-old mother whose daughter attends kindergarten. It seeks to prevent the school district from providing Solas with what she has requested through the state’s Access to Public Records Act (APRA), alleging that many of those records contain NEA members’ “private” information unrelated to official business. “Although public policy typically weighs in favor of disclosure when records are public, these principals are not …