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LULU GARCIA-NAVARRO, HOST: America s reckoning with racism extends to some seemingly benign places, like an antique mall. Oregon Public Broadcasting s Emily Cureton has this report. And a heads up - her story includes hate speech and a description of a racist threat.
EMILY CURETON, BYLINE: The floor is a creaky maze at this antique store in Redmond, Ore.
Decoy ducks, vintage toys, old leather jackets, a Remington typewriter.
And at first glance, one of the display cases full of knickknacks looks a lot like dozens of others.