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Indiana Grown held a member event Tuesday focused on encouraging schools, hospitals, restaurants and more to buy local. The event featured 57 Indiana Grown members who are ready and able to expand into larger markets. Members who attended the showcase were highlighting their locally grown, raised, processed and crafted items, like wagyu beef, pork, Indiana wine,

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Michael Bromwich presented an update on his investigation into the Boise Police Department after evidence indicated a BPD captain was involved in a hate group.

According to a contract with the City of Boise, lawyers involved in the investigation requested to be paid up to $825 per hour.

Steptoe & Johnson will take the investigation over next week.

The City of Boise is still reeling from the discovery, made by writer and activist Molly Condor, that a recently retired Boise Police officer had ties to a white supremacy organization.

Speakers at this weekend’s American Renaissance conference included a former congressman; a self-described “proud Islamophobe” who once handcuffed herself to Twitter’s headquarters; and a recently retired captain in Boise, Idaho’s Police Department (BPD) whose identification by an antifascist researcher and activist has been corroborated by Hatewatch.

A former Boise Police captain has been linked to a white supremacist group. Idaho Matters takes a look at what the City of Boise is doing about this and talk with the police union.

Voices of a White Awakening Patrick McDermott, American Renaissance, December 25, 2020 What will it take for most white people to wake up to the growing threat of dispossession in our homelands? It is a central question facing our movement. Some answers to that question can be found in a series of first-person accounts written for American Renaissance (organized here by perspective and available here in book form). In a video inviting readers to submit their own personal stories, Jared Taylor a...