Residents of Nashville, Tennessee, are showing solidarity with the city's Jewish community, pushing a message of peace in the face of harassment from neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups descending on the city to spew antisemitic hate. Multiple instances of such groups gathering and spreading anti-Jewish flyers prompted action from the Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville, leading hundreds of people to gather Sunday in Nashville's Bicentennial Park, said Deborah Oleshansky, the federation’s community relations director. "We don't want to react to them, but we also can't do nothing," Oleshansky said. "We have to do something, and that was also part of...
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