September 4, 2012
Updated Sep 4, 2012 at 12:51 PM CDT
Duluth, MN (Northland's Newscenter) -- A grassroots effort to counter and end the Duluth-based Un-Fair Campaign, unveiled its first billboard on Central Entrance Tuesday afternoon.
The billboard was created and funded by members of the group, which they hope sends a message to Duluth residents that the Un-Fair Campaign is a racist campaign that targets and divides people by race instead of bringing unity and togetherness.
The supporters of the 'Stop Un-Fair Campaign' believe that to end racism, we must celebrate and embrace diversity, and that targeting white people, or any one race, “defaces” it.
The hands are of two 4-year-old girls who live in Duluth.
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