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A Portland Barbecue Restaurant Was Vandalized and Defaced With “Veganarchy” Symbols

Cliff Allen, owner of the People’s Pig on North Williams Ave., says employees arrived on Sunday to find three windows shattered and another spraypainted with the “veganarchy” symbol associated with the militant animal liberation movement. The building was also tagged with the phrase “End Speciesism.”

Sen. Elizabeth Warren Opens a Portland Campaign Office, and It’s Swiftly Vandalized

Nothing about the vandalism indicates its motive.

Portland Lawyer Responds to Self-Identified Anarchists Who Flooded His Office: “If Your Intent Was to Scare Me, Then You Failed”

“If your intent was to scare me, then you failed.”

Anarchists Flooded the Offices of a Portland Lawyer Who Represents the Union for ICE Agents

“When I make a political statement, or when I make a political statement on behalf of a client,” Sean Riddell says, “I sign my name.”

Portland IWW Union Hall and Cider Riot Vandalized With Graffiti Targeting Antifa

Right-wing extremists who have been targeting the IWW House for a week called the vandalism a “false flag,” despite repeated threats on social media.

People Just Can’t Stop Cutting Down the Confederate Flags at a Vancouver Monument to Defeated Slavers

Jefferson Davis Park just keeps getting vandalized. Why? Because the Vancouver, Wash. area park is a Confederate monument that houses three Confederate flags and two Jefferson Davis plaques.

Neo-Nazi Posters Were Plastered Throughout Portland Community College Over Christmas Weekend

Neo-Nazi posters were found littered throughout PCC last weekend—suggesting an effort to recruit college students.

Three More Schools in East Portland Vandalized and Painted with Racial Slurs Sunday Night

Mill Park, Ventura Park and Lincoln Park elementary school officials came to work on Monday to find racist messages and property damage, apparently at the hands of the same two men.

A Mural Depicting Groundbreaking Women in Portland History Has Been Defaced

The mural, located at 2335 North Clark Avenue, was painted in 2007 by the artist Robin Corbo. It is 18 feet high and 60 feet long and features women who’ve made significant contributions to the life of this city.

Man Caught Smashing Portland Car Windshields in Wake of Trump Election Pleads Guilty

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