[Scrambler Bob]

The forum was organized by Josh Hurwit, U.S. attorney for the District of Idaho, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations, the DOJ and the FBI. United Against Hate
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In Idaho?

Infecting at the grassroots level of a major conservative area?

(Oh I forgot. Randy Weaver. Aryan’s. Running all over the USA, peacefully protesting, in all the headlines constantly, . .. or not?)

Why not Chicago, etc.? I’ve been seeing a little hate there recently.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

We even have a Human Rights Education Institute right on the North Idaho College campus! It is clearly an overreaction to the area having had the Aryan Nations located in Hayden 40 to 50 years ago. Apparently lots of liberal people still feel shame from that and feel compelled to over-compensate...

AT THE HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION INSTITUTE IT IS OUR MISSION TO CELEBRATE DIVERSITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS BY EDUCATING, RAISING AWARENESS AND RECOGNIZING THE VALUE OF ALL HUMANITY.

The Human Rights Education Institute offers proactive education programs that teach human rights, acceptance, respect for diversity, and cultural humility. Our programs, activities, and events seek to reduce racial prejudice and increase understanding in our community.

We are on a journey to promote human rights for every person in the Pacific Northwest, serving primarily Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho and Western Montana. The institute addresses a wide range of diversity issues including race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic class, age, sexual orientation, religion, disability, and job and life circumstances.

These sentiments would ring a LOT more true if they extended the same to conservative people with traditional values and white skin. It's always a one-way street with such liberals.

[usurper]

Infecting at the grassroots level of a major conservative area?

Since they don't mention how many people attended we can assume it was somewhere between 10 and 16.