"Racism Lives Here" painted on the side of Athens County Republican Party headquarters
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 11, 2016"Fascism Lives Here" was also found spray painted on an adjacent apartment complex.
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"Fascism Lives Here" was also found spray painted on an adjacent apartment complex.
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