A long-time Denver RE/MAX Alliance Realtor was recently fired for reports of her removing Black Lives Matter signs from the yards of the city’s Hilltop neighborhood where she sells homes.
Source: Inman News
Denver Realtor fired for removing BLM signs from neighborhood
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