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The American Baking Association’s (ABA) new Board of Directors is comprised of industry veterans from the many facets of the baking business – including BBU, Flower Foods, Richmond Baking, H-E-B and others – positioning it in a strength of power to grow, connect and enhance the industry.
Brings background of involvement across the industry.
The effort seeks to make the baking industry a destination workplace.
‘White Lives Matter’ rallies fizzled. Hate groups still see chance to ‘fire up the base’ By Hayley Smith, Hannah Fry and Anita Chabria, Los Angeles Times Published: April 19, 2021, 6:00am Share: 3 Photos Counterprotesters at a Cf'uWhite Lives MatterCf`u rally in Huntington Beach, California, on Sunday, April 11, outnumbered white supremacists and their supporters. (Brian van der Brug/Los Angeles Times/TNS) Photo Gallery LOS ANGELES — When white nationalists failed to turn out in threatening numbers Sunday at a Huntington Beach rally, many counterprotesters v...
Print When white nationalists failed to turn out in threatening numbers Sunday at a Huntington Beach rally, many counter-protesters viewed it as a victory. “We’ve won the day,” Los Angeles activist Najee Ali said several hours into the protest. “They’re not going to show up. They’re vastly outnumbered. The community of Huntington Beach won.” Yet those who track extremist movements say that the truth is more complex and troubling. Infighting, disorganization and other factors could have prevented neo-Nazis and other extremists from showing up in the kind of force seen during t...