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Racially charged stickers have flooded the city of Austin, Texas leaving residents and business owners in awe, with some considering it racist, while others called it a joke.
Having the city's logo on them, the stickers read: "exclusively for white people," and were put on at least six businesses.
The racist remarks were discovered by passersby, employees and business owners.
Brianna Smith was walking by a store this week when she spotted one.
"This just goes to show racism is very much alive TODAY," she wrote on her Facebook page. "And by this being sponsored by the city of Austin absolutely DISGUST me."
Having the city's logo on them, the stickers read: "exclusively for white people," and were put on at least six businesses.
At a local bake shop, April Jensen was working and notice something on the front door that read "exclusively for white people," with an offensive message underneath, also having a city logo on it.
"My reaction was basically shock and confusion. I was a little hurt," Jensen said.
Austin Mayor Steve Adler issued a statement, condemning this racist act and denying the city's sponsorship or giving anyone the authority to use its logo.
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