SF Dog Walker's Home Torched After Racist Threats, Injuring Two
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A Black dog walker in San Francisco, Terry Williams, had his home set on fire after weeks of receiving racially threatening packages. His parents were rescued from the blaze, and police are investigating the incidents as hate crimes. Despite the threats, Williams remains determined to stay and fight against the racism he faces. Community support has been strong, with a GoFundMe page raising over $73,000 to help his family.
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