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Protestors have expressed concern about recent acts of vandalism, including white supremacist propaganda and the removal of a pride flag.

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By Sophie Turner

April 19, 2016 | 1:08am EDT

Protestors have expressed concern about recent acts of vandalism, including white supremacist propaganda and the removal of a pride flag.

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