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Ásatrú, Neo-Nazism, and Free Speech: Updates on Volkmom and the Farmers’ Market Protests

Alt-right IU Professor

Racist, sexist IU Kelley School Professor shares his hateful views with the Twitterverse

Wear Purple to the Farmers’ Market

Support our friends in the Purple Shirt Brigade and spread awareness about the boycott of Schooner Creek Farm by wearing purple to the downtown market on Saturday!

Informational Videos

At No Space for Hate, we aim to provide quality, up to date information about the white supremacist vendors in our Farmers’ Market as well as their allies and affiliated organizations. Please check out our YouTube channel for informational videos about white supremacy in Bloomington’s Farmers’ Market.

Announcements

“Mild pro-white comments”

October 17, 2019

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What would YOU like to see at the Farmers’ Market?

August 24, 2019

No Space for Hate is collecting responses from the Bloomington community about what YOU would like to see at the...

BREAKING NEWS [8/15/2019]

August 15, 2019

On August 14th, the FBI targeted as many as 10 suspected anti-racist organizers in Central Indiana. This comes days after the second anniversary of “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, in which white supremacists murdered Heather Heyer and injured many others. FBI agents went to the homes, workplaces, and families’ homes of suspected anti-racist organizers throughout the day on Wednesday to question people about anti-racist organizing efforts. In at least one case, the Indiana University Police Department was directly complicit in the process.

Uncertain future for Bloomington farmers market, still no decision on charges against protestors

November 19, 2019

At Monday’s meeting of the farmers market advisory council, held in Bloomington’s city council chambers, few answers about the future of the market could be gleaned from the group’s discussion. That’s partly because the group’s role is just advisory, to the city’s four-member board of park commissioners.