Harrisburg residents and elected officials are supporting equity and condemning hate this week, following a self-identified neo-Nazi group’s march past the Capitol on Saturday. 

WITF’s Jordan Wilkie reports participating in public life, building broad coalitions and condemning hate and violence are all key actions to prevent political violence and limit the impacts of hate speech. 

Harrisburg residents and elected officials are supporting equity and condemning hate this week, following a self-identified neo-Nazi group’s march past the Capitol on Saturday. WITF’s Jordan Wilkie reports participating in public life, building broad coalitions and condemning hate and violence are all key actions to prevent political violence and limit the impacts of hate speech.

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