阿尔伯塔党华裔候选人桂琼竞选标牌遭种族主义涂鸦
原始发布日期： 2019-03-22 发布者：虫子字变大 字变小
'It's shocking': Alberta politician's campaign sign defaced with racist graffiti . (Joanne Gui, the Alberta Party candidate for Calgary-Edgemont, stands next to her campaign sign that was defaced with racial slurs and profanity.)  A campaign sign for a candidate in the Alberta election has been defaced with profane and racist graffiti. Joanne Gui, the Alberta Party candidate for the northern Calgary riding of Calgary-Edgemont, says she was brought to tears after seeing her sign had been spray-painted with several profanities and the word “c**nk” with an arrow pointing to her face. “I’m a visible minority, I’m Chinese, but I am Canadian, as Canadian as everybody who chooses to live on this land,” Gui told CTV Calgary. “In this day and age, this kind of thing is still happening? It’s shocking.” The rookie politician says she has been inundated with messages of support from her fellow party members since news of the sign broke. The Calgary Police Service is investigating the vandalism. 
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