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Secret Service investigating Obama effigy - Macleans.ca
A recent incident in a small Georgia town is serving as painful reminder that, despite the election of the country’s first African-American president, racism is still alive and well. An effigy of President Barack Obama was found hanging by a noose on main street, in front of a sign that read “Plains, Georgia. Home of Jimmy Carter our 39th president.” The Secret Service is investigating the incident.
