The message at the bottom is in several languages. From what I can tell it’s Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and I’m not sure of the others. You might appreciate that it was created by a bunch of residential neighbors in Chicago after a hate crime in the neighborhood and the people banded together to show support for the diverse neighborhood, and especially for the ethnic groups that the perpetrators targeted. It’s completely non-partisan, BTW and they’re very clear about that in their messaging on their site. It’s a values-driven, non-profit message and group of neighbors, not some folks looking to make a buck.

I love the values and spirit of it. I live in a diverse neighborhood with my family and some of my neighbors had put the yard sign — which is what the image comes from — out on their front lawns after a spree of hate crimes not far away targeting a Jewish deli and two incidents targeting Sikhs (two of my neighbors who are friends were very shaken up by it). I should have one of these signs in front of my house. Considering that the hate and intolerance that was being posted by a small group of Cakekwalk Forum members as well as how common hate speech and online bullying, trolling and harassment has become in social media as a whole, I wanted to send a clear message that hate, trolling, and bullying aren’t acceptable in this community.