Dispute Over Racial Segregation at Cedar Mills Library in Beaverton

Can Black people come here? Of course. It looks like you just again made a Hitler salute.

Can Black people come to this library? Yes, they can. Okay. What'll happen if they come to this library?

Everyone's welcome here. So Black people? Everyone.

So I should go on Instagram and just tell them Black people, come to this library.

Why not? 'Cause it's racially segregated.

'Cause... I'm sorry. That's racially segregated.

It's- Racially segregated. It's racial segregation.

That's racially segregated. You think- Segregated?

No. Am I saying it's racially segregated?

Is that what I'm saying? That, that is what you're saying.

Oh, that's what you're saying? What? No. So I should go on Instagram and just tell Black people, "Come to Cedar Mills Library"?

Please do. They're welcome here. So just all Black people, come to Cedar Mills Library here in Beaverton, Oregon. Yes.

So no, definitely not. That's racially segregated. I'm, I'm sorry.

Was it- I mean, they're, they're racially segregated.

I don't think so. Don't know why they would- So, so definitely not.

Black people definitely don't come here, is what you're saying, 'cause you're shaking your head no.

I'm sorry, I don't understand. So what should I tell Black people on Instagram?

Should I tell them to come to Cedar Mills Library?

Yes, of course. Looks like you're shaking your head no.

And then you're like, yes, that's what you're doing. All right. Yeah.

Here's an example right down the street.

You see the N representing the N word, and it says, "No," the green representing Black people.

Black people are not allowed here because this library is racially segregated.