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'It goes against our values.' Cleveland County Democratic Party responds after racist, anti-semitic vandalism

Racist Graffiti

Graffiti found outside the Cleveland County Democratic Party headquarters.

The Cleveland County Democratic Party condemned racist and anti-semitic graffiti found at their headquarters and others around Norman on Wednesday.

“We are deeply saddened to of had this active vandalism against our headquarters. It goes against our values and the values of every decent human being out there The police are investigating and we expect that they will do their due diligence to find out who did it,” Crystal Golding-Ross, chair of the Cleveland County Democratic Party, said.

Golding-Ross said that the graffiti found looks similar to the racist vandalism found on the Oklahoma Democratic Party headquarters last week.

The Firehouse Arts Center and McKinley Elementary school, which are both located on Flood Avenue were also vandalised with racist and anti-semitic graffiti on Wednesday.

The Daily has reached out to the Firehouse Arts Center and Mckinley Elementary, who have not yet responded.

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