Londoners fight back against racism with moving message to immigrants
"Please take a flower & know we care."
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LONDON -- People in London have hit back at the spike in post-Brexit racism with a moving message to UK immigrants.
An image of the message -- a large sign spotted at London's Euston Station on Saturday -- was shared on Facebook by anti-racism campaign group HOPE not hate. At the time of writing it's been shared over 6,000 times.
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"Hello to all you beautiful and valued 'immigrants'," reads the sign. "We want to say sorry for all of the disgusting racists who have made you feel unwelcome. They embarrass & hurt the rest of us.
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