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A Black couple was the target of political violence, resulting in their cars engulfed in flames and graffiti on their garage door. Fire crews arrived at the home of Jayla Gipson and Charles Crawford to dowse the blazes. It was early Dec. 9 around midnight when Gipson’s son had awoken early to use the bathroom and saw that one of the family’s sedans was on fire. He alerted the rest of the family, which was able to safely escape the home, the Little Elm Journal reported. “If he hadn’t done that, my house might be burned down,” Gipson told WFAA. “My daughter’s bedroom is towards th...

Photo: Benedek Alpar (Shutterstock) In further proof that Trump supporters are the worst kind of trash, a Black family in Texas had their cars set ablaze and “Trump 2020” spray-painted on their garage door. Advertisement NBC News reports that 36-year-old Jayla Gipson said her adult son was using the restroom shortly after midnight last Wednesday when he noticed the smell of smoke. He went outside and found that the family’s two cars had been set on fire and the house had been vandalized. “It’s definitely a hate crime,” Gipson told NBC News. “‘Trump 2020’ was sprayed on our g...

Don't show me this message again✕ Texas police have launched an investigation after a Black family awoke last week to find their two cars on fire and “Trump 20” spray-painted on their garage door. The family’s parents, Jayla Gipson and Charles Crawford, told WFAA that they believe the incident was triggered after they erected a Black Lives Matter sign in their front garden in Little Elm, Texas. “That sign was in my yard for less than two weeks and then all of a sudden we get a tragedy like this,” Ms Gipson told WFAA. “I would have preferred they just take the sign. But to set th...

Police in Texas and the FBI are investigating after a Black family awoke to find their vehicles on fire and "Trump 20" spray painted on the garage last week. Jayla Gipson and Charles Crawford told local media they believe the incident was brought on by a Black Lives Matter sign they put in their yard around Thanksgiving that was defaced with red paint.  “That sign was in my yard for less than two weeks and then all of a sudden we get a tragedy like this,” Gipson told WFAA. Gipson told NBC News her 21-year-old son noticed the fire around midnight on Dec. 9 and woke the rest of the famil...

The Gipson family proudly displayed a Black Lives Matter sign outside their house in Little Elm during Thanksgiving week, and the move clealry got under the skin of a supporter of President Donald Trump. Homeowner Jayla Gipson is convinced the vandalism over her family’s BLM support was “definitely a hate crime,” she told A Black family in Texas says they're the victim of a hate crime after their two cars were set on fire and their house was vandalized with the phrase “Trump 20" last week, which they believe was a response to their "Black Lives Matter" sign. pic.twitter.com/GTjfC...