A Black member of the Clearfield City Council is blasting a conservative Davis County organization after he was singled out in what he says was a racist message posted on its Facebook page.
“Those people have a history of harassment in general. … They are not worthy of the Republican family,” Thompson said.
Utah State Treasurer Marlo Oaks, a Republican, also chimed in, chiding Davis County Conservatives in a tweet on Monday. “To say I’m disappointed to learn of racist comments posted in the Davis County Conservatives Facebook group is a huge understatement. I’m even more disturbed to learn that the organization tasked with supporting GOP candidates & events refuses to speak with the individual harmed,” Oaks said in
. He went on: “I call on the Davis County Conservatives to publicly apologize to Karece Thompson and to take action to address this harm.”This article is published through the Utah News Collaborative, a partnership of news organizations in Utah that aim to inform readers across the state.
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