A group of masked protesters displayed a 'White Lives Matter' sign on Saturday in Danville, an act of free speech that has been condemned by the town's mayor.
A group wearing masks displayed a sign reading"White Lives Matter" in Danville on May 14, 2022. Photo from Nextdoor.A group of masked protesters displayed a "White Lives Matter" sign on Saturday in Danville, an act of free speech that has been condemned by the town's mayor.
"Those responsible made sure to cowardly cover their faces and hide behind their signs," Arnerich added. "These people were acting out hate speech."The sign was placed on private property at the corner of Blackhawk Road and Camino Tassajara Road, the mayor's office said. Another sign read, "Watch Europa the Last Battle." The latter is a 2017 film that many have called Nazi propaganda.
"As most reasonable people do, I share the visceral reactions of many in our community to hate speech groups and hate in general," Arnerich wrote. and videos from the protest. They said they were engaged in "peaceful and legal activism." All the news you need to know, every day
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