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Lenox school's hate incident investigation intensifies and praised as 'powerful' | Central Berkshires - Vimarsana News

Lenox school's hate incident investigation intensifies and praised as 'powerful' | Central Berkshires

School district leaders have been working with police, representatives of the District Attorney’s office and local Jewish groups to find the person or persons who scratched a Nazi symbol and

Middle School Teacher Defends Hitler As An Inspirational Figure: 'Strong Leadership Qualities' - Vimarsana News

Middle School Teacher Defends Hitler As An Inspirational Figure: 'Strong Leadership Qualities'

A California middle school teacher praised Adolf Hitler as a leader while displaying his photo in the classroom, according to the Jerusalem Post.

Hitler 'had strong leadership qualities' says teacher to student - Vimarsana News

Hitler 'had strong leadership qualities' says teacher to student

Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's photo was placed on a board next to inspirational leaders such as Martin Luther King and John F. Kennedy.

Source: jpost.com
Salem restaurant buried in fake reviews, hateful comments following Naomi Wolf incident - Vimarsana News

Salem restaurant buried in fake reviews, hateful comments following Naomi Wolf incident

A restaurant’s vaccine rule grabbed the attention of a prominent anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist, drawing a slew of online harassment that quickly descended into racism.

Source: klcc.org
The Skanner News - Restaurant Faces Online Harassment Following Author Incident - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Restaurant Faces Online Harassment Following Author Incident

It’s hard to miss Epilogue Kitchen and Cocktails when walking through Salem’s downtown district. Taped to its windows are tons of signs, some of them handmade. They read: “Black Lives Matter,” and, “No Place For Hate.”