Exceeding organizers' expectations, 200 to 300 people gathered this morning around the northeast Metairie home of Travis and Kiyanna Smith to denounce vandals that chemically burned hate symbols into the African-American couple's lawn and to take turns digging up and resodding the defaced patches of grass.
METAIRIE, La. -- An estimated 200 to 300 people gathered around the home of a black family in suburban New Orleans to denounce vandals who chemically burned racist symbols into the...
METAIRIE, La., July 3 (UPI) -- An African American Louisiana man said he hopes to gain closure by holding an interfaith service at his home to remove symbols of racism burned into his yard.
METAIRIE, La. - An estimated 200 to 300 people gathered around the home of a black family in suburban New Orleans to denounce vandals who chemically burned racist symbols into the lawn.
What do mules, catfish, bluebirds, fiddles, and ice cream cones have in common? All of these seemingly unrelated items are, in fact, symbols unique to our Show-Me State.
