After their BLM flag was torn in two, an anonymous neighbor left them the perfect note [Upworthy]

“After Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed Black man, was pursued and shot by three white residents while jogging through a Georgia suburb, Ellen and Patrick Miller* of San Diego hung a Black Lives Matter flag in front of their house. It was a small gesture, but something tangible they could do.

Like many people, they wanted to both support the BLM movement and bring awareness about racism to members of their community. Despite residing in a part of the county notoriously rumored to be marred by white supremacists and their beliefs, their neighbors didn’t say much about it—at first.”

What happened next restored a family’s faith in humanity. You can read the whole story at Upworthy.