A former white supremacist from Ohio got a huge swastika tattoo on his chest covered up with a rose in honor of Juneteenth — saying he now proudly supports the Black Lives Matter movement.

A new tattoo and lounge in downtown Woodstock blends traditional art with realism under the artistic hand of Courtney Shea.

Cody Merritt was only 16, but he still got the tattoo; the same one worn by his dad and a shadowy group of his dad's pals. Merritt was so proud of the black rose tattooed on his upper arm that he ...