Elderly female escaping Nazi rule criticizes Trump and encounters Ku Klux Klan targeting
In March 2016, Matthew McIntosh, an administrator from an unspecified location, penned an article that gained attention for its focus on Louise Mayerson, an 84-year-old woman from Arlington. The piece was published and can be found as a whole post by McIntosh.
The article centres around a letter written by Louise Mayerson and published in The Boston Globe. In her letter, Louise denounced Donald J. Trump's initial reluctance to disavow a former Ku Klux Klan leader. Shortly after the publication of her letter on March 2, 2016, Louise received an anonymous envelope containing the KKK's symbol in the mail.
Louise, a Holocaust survivor, had left her native Austria as a child when her family fled the Nazis. The incident served as a stark reminder of the hate and intolerance that still exist in the world.
Matthew McIntosh, the author of the article, did not share his email address in the piece. He maintains a presence on social media platforms such as Facebook and LinkedIn, but the article does not provide direct links to these profiles. McIntosh also has a website that can be visited for more information.
It's important to note that no publicly available information links Louise Mayerson to the sending of the KKK symbol or identifies who might have done so. The article does not mention any specific feelings or opinions about the incident involving Louise Mayerson and the KKK's symbol.
This story serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of standing against hate and intolerance, a message that Louise Mayerson and Matthew McIntosh have both demonstrated in their own ways.
