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Nazis Who Tried to Intimidate Black Community RUN AWAY After Getting HUMILIATED

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February 11, 2025

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A neo-nazi group unfurled a banner over an overpass in Cincinnati, Ohio to intimidate black residents in Lincoln Heights. Community members quickly showed up and chased them away. They then burned their flags, flattened the tires of one of their cars, and set up checkpoints to track down the Nazis. In this video we’ll talk about the incident and explain why this type of armed resistance is effective against the threat of neo-nazis.

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