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The city council agreed last week on a plan for spending the federal dollars, the largest slice of which goes toward creating six homeless villages at a cost of $35.6 million, while a slim $1 million is directed to “community safety,” as shown on a document posted by KGW-TV. It was the $2 million for non-white artists that raised red flags with Mr. Kirsanow, who asked the city to “reconsider this deeply misguided distribution immediately.” “Where does one begin?” asked Mr. Kirsanow. “It is remarkably ironic that a City that has gone to such great lengths to embrace ‘racial justice’ under the leadership of a Mayor who is wont to invoke the ills of ‘systemic racism’ with some frequency would appropriate funding to unabashedly advance racial discrimination in the disbursement of federal and municipal funds.”

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