Tupac Memorial Trashed Twice

Tupac.jpg The Tupac Amaru Shakur Center For The Arts, a nonprofit geared toward bringing the creative and performing arts to kids and teens, was vandalized twice in two days in a pair of inexplicable incidents with a disturbing racial dimension.

During the early morning hours of Saturday October 20, vandals defaced the building and tied a noose around the neck of the Bronze statue of Tupac that sits in the Center’s Peace Garden. At around 2:00 a.m. Monday morning, the statue was once again defaced when fliers bearing “garbled rants” about 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina were plastered all over it. The fliers were also said to contain vague threats directed at certain rappers and record companies.

‘Pac’s mother, Afeni Shakur, claims that “our spirits have already forgiven the perpetrators,” displaying a lot more charitability to these assholes than is probably warranted. One suspect has already been nabbed, but no word yet on any other arrests.

Tupac Amaru Shakur Center for the Arts Vandalized, Noose Tied Around ‘Pac Statue [XXL]

 
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  1. brainchild  |   Posted on Oct 24th, 2007

    Honestly, I find this story funny. Not about the nooses/vandalization…

    I just find it funny that there’s a Tupac statue in existence.

    I hope that there’s a small speakerbox next to it that plays “What’z Ya Phone #” on repeat 24 hours a day.

  2. dlab  |   Posted on Oct 25th, 2007

    This has me really confused. I live close to the Tupac Shakur center for the arts, and I saw this on the local news this morning. What really puzzles me is “disturbing racial dimension” of the crime, particularly since the guy that they arrested is black.

  3. Anonymous  |   Posted on Jan 9th, 2008

    i really think that is crazy. what did they get from doing that. hating b/c “we” as black people are doing positive things in the years to come. go and brush your shoulder off

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