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Residents tell Chino council Proud Boys’ presence at a recent summit showed ‘rising extremism’; speakers ask council to act
Summary
Residents told the Chino City Council on Oct. 21 they were verbally and physically harassed by self‑identified Proud Boys and other attendees tied to a Pray Vote Stand summit and asked the council to condemn hate and form a community committee to protect marginalized residents.
Several Chino residents used the public‑comment period at the Oct. 21 City Council meeting to report incidents of harassment and intimidation they say occurred at a recent Pray Vote Stand summit hosted by Calvary Chapel and to press the council for action.
Multiple speakers described being verbally abused, threatened and physically provoked by self‑identified Proud Boys and others at demonstrations connected to the event. Speakers asked the council to publicly condemn hate, form a community committee on racism and hate, hold “know‑your‑rights” workshops, and take steps to ensure the safety of marginalized residents, including migrants, Muslims, LGBTQ people and others.
Nicole (no last name provided) told the council she and more than 20 residents raised concerns at a prior meeting and said…
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