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by Algemeiner Staff
Racist graffiti found in Norman, Oklahoma in April 2019. Photo: Kate Bierman.
The main suspect behind antisemitic and racist vandalism carried out in Norman, Oklahoma overnight Tuesday is believed to have also painted hateful graffiti in neighboring Oklahoma City last week.
Racist graffiti in Norman, Oklahoma in April 2019. Photo: Kate Bierman.
The latest incidents of vandalism were found outside the Cleveland County Democratic Party headquarters, the Firehouse Arts Center, and McKinley Elementary School in Norman, police said. Messages included “Israel burns,” “gas the Jews,” “every race but white,” “Nazi no ch*nk allowed,” and “hang n***er kids.” Threats were also shared against prominent Jewish Americans, namely academic Barbara Spectre and conservative commentator Bill Kristol.
Kate Bierman, a Norman City Council member who is Jewish, uploaded photos of the graffiti to social media on Wednesday morning. Community volunteers quickly mobilized to remove much of it within hours, and organized a rally condemning hate that evening.
Police released surveillance video footage on Wednesday showing the woman suspected of painting the graffiti in Norman, as well as racist messages that were found outside the state Democratic Party and Chickasaw Nation buildings in Oklahoma City on March 28, among them, “gas the Jews,” “white planet only,” “welcome to Germany,” and the white supremacist symbol “1488.”
Oklahoma City and Norman Police said they are collaborating closely over the case.
