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After being shoved and having her mask and wig pulled, Taysha Hartzell (in red t-shirt) is embraced by Julianne Jackson and surrounded by other members of Black Joy Oregon. Julianne tells her “You are loved. You have to know only a very, very small percentage of people feel that way." Jackson says that many people in Oregon have a hard time believing that racism even exists. “It can be really hard to convince people that there’s a problem, because everyone’s mostly white,” she says, adding, “Racism is in our bones in Oregon."
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After being shoved and having her mask and wig pulled, Taysha Hartzell (in red t-shirt) is embraced by Julianne Jackson and surrounded by other members of Black Joy Oregon. Julianne tells her “You are loved. You have to know only a very, very small percentage of people feel that way." Jackson says that many people in Oregon have a hard time believing that racism even exists. “It can be really hard to convince people that there’s a problem, because everyone’s mostly white,” she says, adding, “Racism is in our bones in Oregon."