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Billings community gathers for 30-year remembrance of 'Not In Our Town' - Vimarsana News

Billings community gathers for 30-year remembrance of 'Not In Our Town'

Community members gathered at King of Glory Lutheran Church on Saturday to remember when, 30 years ago, white supremacists tried to shake minority groups, including the Jewish community.

Source: kbzk.com
Billings community gathers for 30-year remembrance of 'Not In Our Town' - Vimarsana News

Billings community gathers for 30-year remembrance of 'Not In Our Town'

Community members gathered at King of Glory Lutheran Church on Saturday to remember when, 30 years ago, white supremacists tried to shake minority groups, including the Jewish community.

Source: kxlf.com
Billings community gathers for 30-year remembrance of 'Not In Our Town' - Vimarsana News

Billings community gathers for 30-year remembrance of 'Not In Our Town'

Community members gathered at King of Glory Lutheran Church on Saturday to remember when, 30 years ago, white supremacists tried to shake minority groups, including the Jewish community.

Source: ktvq.com
'Not In Our Town' movement marks 30 years - Vimarsana News

'Not In Our Town' movement marks 30 years

Three decades ago, in December of 1993, a Jewish family in Billings was subjected to a targeted hate crime. In response, the community of the Magic City banded together to

Source: kulr8.com
Anti-hate campaign launched in Great Falls after neo-Nazi propaganda found in library - Vimarsana News

Anti-hate campaign launched in Great Falls after neo-Nazi propaganda found in library

The Great Falls library and YWCA have partnered on a new anti-hate campaign after neo-Nazi propaganda was found in library books.

Source: aol.com