A "white power" declaration is painted over the canoes.
Obscenities and racial slurs cover the canoes and other depictions of a serene Klallam village of Y'ennis around 1750.
A crudely drawn devil face seemingly floats in the sky.
December 11, 2007
Hate crime against Lower Elwha
Port Angeles mural vandalism filled with racial slurs, but police chief says it's not a hate crimeFaces of Native Americans depicted on a scene of the Ennis Creek waterfront that would become east Port Angeles are blacked out.
A "white power" declaration is painted over the canoes.
Obscenities and racial slurs cover the canoes and other depictions of a serene Klallam village of Y'ennis around 1750.
A crudely drawn devil face seemingly floats in the sky. Comment: If this isn't a hate crime, what is?
A "white power" declaration is painted over the canoes.
Obscenities and racial slurs cover the canoes and other depictions of a serene Klallam village of Y'ennis around 1750.
A crudely drawn devil face seemingly floats in the sky.
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