The holy spirit. A police palo alto man is caught on camera spray painting over youth art posters saying black lives matter and calling for social justice patriot facing taking place on University Avenue saturday morning is unfortunate to see that happening here so close to home. And such a place where its like you expect them to just be more progressive jeremy saw the unidentified man doing this as he shouted about chinese concentration camps and how the artwork is divisive reservar shooting where is your right to it every matchup where shes trying to i guess conca promote anti racist police by being thats what thats what were seeing among the things tagged on to the posters include maggot referring to black people do more crime or show you tonight to destruction of the artwork was disappointing, but not surprising for palo alto resident my a despondent at the center of white gentrification and all of these of that light is on the youth group behind the arc protests as the defacing sh
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Defends the facing these pieces of art work by saying that they are antitrump messages and they are antipolice messages but the youth artists that are behind these pieces of artwork say they were just trying to start a thoughtful conversation around race here in palo alto but instead they were met with racism. The holy spirit. A police cell phone video captures a man spray painting over youth art work supporting black lives what debates are taking place saturday morning along University Avenue in palo alto is unfortunate to see that happening here so close to home and such a place where its like you expect them to just be more progressive jeremy kovatto saw the unidentified man in the lives of the art with gold paint as he shouted about chinese death camps and how the artwork was devices trying to silence a whole group in youre talking about divide it didnt really match up where where shes trying to. I guess conca promote anti racist police by being thats what thats what were seeing am