Following a slur displayed on a Rochester bridge, the city's Black community demands change

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Following a slur displayed on a Rochester bridge, the city's Black community demands change

ROCHESTER As the owner of the food truck Shell’s Kitchen, Michelle Clark is thinking about no longer working near the bridge on East Circle Drive where a racial slur was prominently displayed over the weekend.During a town hall meeting Wednesday night at Century High School, she told a panel of community leaders, as well as a room packed with community members, that she no longer feels safe in that area.“I sit right underneath that bridge,” Cla…