Subway riders erase the hate

What do you do if you get on a New York subway train and finding swastikas and hate messages scrawled everywhere?

In a post on Facebook on Saturday, Gregory Locke, an attorney, said you look uncomfortably at each other, and then get to work.

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“The woman across the car saw me looking at the graffiti, asked me if I could do something and offered a tissue. That’s when it clicked that sanitizer would work,” Jared Nied, a chef at a Manhattan restaurant, tells CNN.

By the way — in case you need it at some point — a dry-ink marker will quickly remove Sharpie marker ink.