Virginia leaders condemn racist signs targeting Winsome Earle-Sears

Virginia Leader Both sides condemned a racist sign against Governor Lieutenant Earl Sellers, raised during a protest outside the school board meeting where she spoke.

Earle-sears- Republican nominee Speaking Thursday at the Arlington County School Board meeting during the state’s governor’s competition, which is reviewing its transgender bathroom policy. Outside of the meeting where the trans rights rally was held, one showed signs of racism against Earl Sails.

Protesters’ posters are all the rage on social media and have caused anger throughout the environment Political scoperead: “Hey Winsome, if Trans can’t share your bathroom, then black people can’t share my fountain.”

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Governor Glenn Youngkin Defending Earle-Sears on X on Thursday, blowing up his label “liberal hypocrisy.”

“Winsome is much bigger than this idiot,” Youngkin added.

Attorney General Jason Miyares joins Writing on x: “This is wrong. [Winsome Earle-Sears] – and Virginia – deserve better. ”

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Virginia Senator Ghazala Hashmi, too Democratic candidates For the lieutenant governor, condemn the poster and said it caused “the pain of racism, segregation and the ugly era of Jim Crow”.

Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Sears speaks at an election night event held on Wednesday, November 3, 2021 by Glenn Youngkin, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Virginia. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“These emotions are unacceptable.” Hash says on X. “Each of us has a responsibility to transfer our community to unity and reject all forms of paranoia.”

exist Posted to xDemocratic Attorney General Jay Jones responded to the sentiment of other leaders, calling the sign “terrible racism.”

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“My parents grew up at the height of apartheid in the United States,” Jones said. “This terrible performance of racism is wrong and unacceptable. It has no status in our community or political times.”

Republican lieutenant candidate John Reid wrote on X“There is no place for hatred in Virginia. It’s wrong. [Abigail Spanberger] or [Ghazala Hashmi] Condemn such racist attacks? ”

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin spoke at the majority policy meeting at the Faith and Freedom Alliance in Washington Hilton, Washington, D.C. on June 22, 2024. (Samuel Corum/Getty Images)

Senator Minority Leader Ryan McDougle Go to X “Forgiveness strikes again,” wrote.

exist X PostsSenator Schuyler van Valkenburg wrote: “Two mistakes did not make the right. I have been teaching my children – and students – for years, it was easy to get into the gutters in the Trump era. We should stick to betting on our better angels in nature.”

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Del. MikeCherry, R-Chesterfield, Say on X: “Wow. Sad.”

Earl Sails’s opponent, former Rep. Abigail Spanbergerd-va. It also condemned the sign, calling it “racist, annoying and unacceptable”, but Earle-Sears believes her response should be stronger.

“The reaction of a very weak person is very weak,” Earl Sails asserted. “She finally hid in hiding when she should have come out a long time ago and defended many wrong things.”