Councilman Prasad: ‘Peace And Nonviolence’ Park Opponents Are Republicans Who Don’t Want ‘Colored Statues’ In Town

September 10, 2018 Township Council

Township Councilman Rajiv Prasad said that opponents to his proposed “Peace and Nonviolence” park are Republicans who “don’t want colored statues in town.”

Story is updated with OPRA’d emails.

Opponents of a proposed “Peace and Nonviolence” monument park that would feature bronze statues of Ghandi, Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela and Mother Teresa are Republicans who “don’t want colored statues in town,” a township councilman has charged.

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Councilman Prasad: ‘Peace And Nonviolence’ Park Opponents Are Republicans Who Don’t Want ‘Colored Statues’ In Town

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