Murals of Jackie Robinson, Minnie Miñoso defaced with racist graffiti; Miami police launch investigation

Major League Baseball Legends Jackie Robinson and Mini Minoson Miami Defense Dorsey Park vandals were against racist graffitiThe protection of frescoes in Dorsey Park in Dorsey Park is investigated as a hate crime by the Special Investigation Department of the Miami Police Department.

Community leaders say that on Monday, the young boy found protected frescoes with a Nazi-style sword, which was painted by Robinson and Robinson’s racial veil. The murals taken in 2012 as part of the MLK MLK fresco program, as previously covered with wooden planks, as the staff works to remove graffiti and restore works of art.

“This was a deed of hatred, but it would not define us.” said step holbraThe artist who painted the mural over a decade ago. “This fresco was born of the community’s pride, history and power. We will restore it with stronger, bold and even more purposes. Black story is American history.

The racist protection of the begs was also convicted by the US democratic representative. Sheila Cherfilus-McCamik, as well as the CEO of the Miami Police City. Murald and Dorsey Park are located in the near future, which became known as “South Harlem” during separation.

“I know that you may not be able to show it on television, but we need the community to discover that damage and the hatred,” said cradles. “The reason why it is constantly being eternal, because we continue to cover it.”

Turhinson and Moso, who recognize their role in breaking the color barrier, becoming the first Black Man and Minoso, “National Baseball Hall” with the main leagues of 1947.