‘Crime is happening in the suburbs, too’: Racist letters found near several Cuyahoga Falls apartments
2022-12-05
P8
12-05
They’ve always been racist in Cuyahoga Falls. If her mom fears for her life and the neighbor tries something, she can always STAND HER GROUND. 💥💥
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Sandra Lester
12-06
it's sad ppl can't just live in peace these days. The person or ppl that left the letters are probably just angry and bitter at their own situation. Jealous because Blacks are living better than them. Yes I said it living better than the privileged. We Moving On Up to the Falls. barbecues, basketball games in the yard, yes now get over it. 🤣
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