The Turlock City Council received a standing ovation Tuesday night, following their unanimous vote to adopt a resolution that opposes bigotry, hate-based groups and hate-based crime of all kinds in the community. The “Not in Our Community” resolution was brought before the Council at their Sept. 12 meeting by residents outraged by the recent papering of parts of northeast Turlock with white supremacy propaganda stickers. On Tuesday, members of the community asked the Council to take a stand against the hate-based campaign by adopting the resolution.
Council says Not in Our Community to hate-based crime
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