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The run-up to the CCSGA election turned ugly Sunday morning as several candidates’ posters were vandalized with discriminatory graffiti.
Sometime around 1 a.m. on February 28, Loomis residents noticed alterations to posters in the first floor stairwell for Marie Blanc and Stephanie Coba, both of whom ran for Executive Vice President. On Blanc’s photos, someone darkened the candidate’s teeth and wrote “Now you can’t see me” next to it. A talking bubble had been added to the photo of Coba on her poster with the words “I heart pussy” added to it.
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