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Anti-hate march scheduled
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OCTOBER 26, 2000 An anti-hate march has been scheduled to coincide with a march being led by former Aryan Nations leader Richard Butler. Both will take place in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. United Front Against Fascism, a group based in Seattle, Washington, is encouraging people from throughout the region to attend. Get the Story:
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