The Rock is open for individuals and groups to paint with their own messages.Earlier this week, Tennessee Volunteer fans painted it in tribute to a boy who'd been bullied for making his own fan T-shirt. But then, someone painted over it with a message saying "Jews did 9-11," CNN affiliate WATE reported.The university's chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity chapter posted an image of the anti-Semitic comment scrawled on the rock."It's time something is done about this. Our chapter stands against hate of all forms, and simply want action to be taken," the chapter wrote on its Facebook page.AEPi describes itself as the "world's Jewish fraternity."The messages were quickly painted over again, this time with encouraging words of "love thy brother," WATE reported."In one week, the Rock has brought out the best and the worst," UT Chancellor Donde Plowman said in a statement.A group of student representatives and volunteers will soon meet and determine what actions should be taken in regard to accountability, Plowman said according to WATE.The first image on the Rock was the design of a homemade T-shirt created byRead More – Source
