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DEL PASO HEIGHTS – Aaron Cardoza, a mentor and member of the community based organization Brother 2 Brother, received a disturbing call from the nonprofit’s founder on Sunday, Jan. 31.
Aaron Cardoza, right, his daughter Teairra Cardoza, center, and Mervin Brookins, left, prepare to paint over racist graffiti in Del Paso Heights near Fran Barker Avenue and Altos. (Photo by Antonio)
Local residents joined together to share a message of love over the racist graffiti left by vandals in Del Paso Heights. (Courtesy photo)
Brother 2 Brother’s Mervin Brookins informed Cardoza that there was racist graffiti sprayed along fences near Fran Barker Avenue and Altos Street in the neighborhood of Del Paso Heights.