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My part is over now, says Marianne Heller, who started by painting out a few hate signs and then enlisted the city's help in cleaning them up. People who see racist signs are asked to call 367-7873
My part is over now, says Marianne Heller, who started by painting out a few hate signs and then enlisted the city's help in cleaning them up. People who see racist signs are asked to call 367-7873

My part is over now, says Marianne Heller, who started by painting out a few hate signs and then enlisted the city's help in cleaning them up. People who see racist signs are asked to call 367-7873

Date5/5/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: My part is over now, says Marianne Heller, who started by painting out a few hate signs and then enlisted the city's help in cleaning them up. People who see racist signs are asked to call 367-7873.
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