Agency Director Suspended Over Complaint Regarding ‘Black Rifles Matter’ Sticker

Agency Director Suspended Over Complaint Regarding ‘Black Rifles Matter’ Sticker
A U.S. Army M4 rifle on display during the US Army Soldier Modernization Day expo in the Rayburn House Office in Washington, on June 6, 2007. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
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The Alaska human rights commission’s Executive Director, Marti Buscaglia, has been suspended for 15 work days without pay, after voicing her personal opinions in a Facebook post using the official government Alaska human rights commission account.

The post was regarding a “Black Rifles Matter” sticker she saw on a vehicle parked in the commission’s parking lot in Anchorage, Alaska, and perceived as racist.

Jeremy Sandberg
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