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Lawsuit settled against Wayne County man who displayed KKK flag facing Black neighbor

Man displayed flag facing neighbor’s dining room in February 2021

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WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. – A lawsuit filed against a Wayne County man who displayed a Ku Klux Klan flag in his window facing his Black neighbor has been settled.

JeDonna Dinges and her daughter, India Dinges, filed a civil rights claim against their former Grosse Pointe Park neighbor after he hung a KKK flag in his window, directly facing the Dinges family’s dining room in February 2021.

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Before the flag was placed, the man complained to police about JeDonna having a camera pointing into his home. JeDonna said she did have cameras, but none are pointed in his home, rather the perimeter of her property, after a full gas can was found in her recycling bin.

The lawsuit accused the neighbor of engaging in a pattern of racial intimidation before and after the flag was hung at the window.

After years of litigation, both parties agreed to settle for an undisclosed amount.


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