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Sunday, 8 September 2013
A sign considered clinging an Interstate 5 bridge in Eugene started a verbal confrontation about prejudice without much fanfare.
The flag, considered giving on a person on foot connect over the interstate, says "Anti-supremacist is a code word for against white."
It wasn't promptly clear who put the sign there, yet the provincial NAACP president said the motto is an indication of bigotry in our country.
"Assuming that it was talking against anything, it was talking against multiculturalism and I suppose multiculturalism is a quality of our nation," said Eric Richardson, of the NAACP.
The pennant is currently banned from the scaffold, however not due to its dubious comment.
ODOT authorities said the message may be occupying to drivers.
The transportation org said wellbeing is the top necessity, and it regularly evacuates occupying messages from expressway bridges.
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