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Omaha Steve

(99,622 posts)
Tue Jul 10, 2018, 07:18 PM Jul 2018

Neo-Nazi propaganda, anti-immigration signs left in Little Free Libraries


By Matt Hanson / World-Herald staff writer 6 hrs ago

Residents aren't happy about the booklets and signs that they're finding in their neighborhoods.

Neo-Nazi booklets have been found in Little Free Libraries in some Omaha neighborhoods. And, signs encouraging citizens to report undocumented immigrants have been put up on poles in other neighborhoods.

Officials with the Plains States Region of the Anti-Defamation League-Community Relations Council said they are aware of the propaganda found in Little Free Libraries in Trendwood, Leawood and Deer Ridge. They said they are working with law enforcement to combat the rise in hate speech.

"These attitudes have no place in our society," said Mary-Beth Muskin, the group's regional director.

FULL story: https://www.omaha.com/news/metro/neo-nazi-propaganda-left-in-little-free-libraries/article_201b9f7b-e8c4-5f9e-9799-c5dbbda52279.html
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Neo-Nazi propaganda, anti-immigration signs left in Little Free Libraries (Original Post) Omaha Steve Jul 2018 OP
This shit has got to stop. Fuck Nazis. Initech Jul 2018 #1
I TAKE my neices to our little library. damn that this is happening. damn. riversedge Jul 2018 #2
"These attitudes have no place in our society," said Mary-Beth Muskin 0rganism Jul 2018 #3
Scumbags JDC Jul 2018 #4
Kick Omaha Steve Jul 2018 #5

0rganism

(23,945 posts)
3. "These attitudes have no place in our society," said Mary-Beth Muskin
Tue Jul 10, 2018, 07:25 PM
Jul 2018

unfortunately, i'm afraid i'll have to disagree, as these attitudes clearly occupy multiple places in our society, including -- for now -- the White House.

after a while, it just sounds like denial.

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