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Center Line investigating ‘phallic, racist, homophobic’ graffiti found on private, public property
Read full article: Center Line investigating ‘phallic, racist, homophobic’ graffiti found on private, public propertyAuthorities are investigating graffiti found on private fencing and public structures in Center Line that was said to be phallic, racist and homophobic.
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Residents say racist graffiti spray painted at Inkster apartment complex; police investigating
Read full article: Residents say racist graffiti spray painted at Inkster apartment complex; police investigatingNeighbors at an Inkster apartment complex said they found swastikas and racist language in black paint.
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Hackers used ‘despicable’ language and images on Troy School District’s website
Read full article: Hackers used ‘despicable’ language and images on Troy School District’s websiteAs a result the district is tightening security measures and all of its websites have been taken down temporarily. DETROIT – On Monday, the Troy School District’s website was hacked with hate speech and graffiti posted on all of its sites. Kerry Birmingham, Director of Communications and Strategic Initiatives for the Troy School District, released the following statement Monday with details on the incident:Earlier today our district website was hacked. Hate has no place in the Troy School District; acts like this will not be tolerated. This is a reminder of why our equity work is so important as we stand together as a school district community for respect and inclusion.
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Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office trying to identify Ann Arbor vandals
Read full article: Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office trying to identify Ann Arbor vandalsANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) is attempting to identify three people who vandalized the 22nd Circuit Court building in downtown Ann Arbor around 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 7. The vandals appear to be two white men and one white woman, according to a post on the WCSO Facebook page. One of the men has waist-length dreadlocks. ✉ Like what you’re reading? Sign up for our email newsletter here!