How Antifascists in Pennsylvania Mobilized Their Community Against an Active Neo-Nazi

2 years ago by Five to c/pittsburgh

In early September, around 50 people in Millvale, PA organized a march on the home of Brandon Cahall, a local landlord and active neo-Nazi. Cahall had recently been exposed for his involvement in white supremacist groups such as Patriot Front, the Goyim Defense League, and White Lives Matter, groups which have long and violent history...

SturgiesYrFase 43 points 2 years ago

Have only one issue with the article:

On a personal level, he’s a single, sad, childless 50 something year old white man who lives with his elderly mother.

Being single, childless, and living with your elderly mother at 50 something doesn't make you a sad human being. Being a Nazi does. I've known some really great humans that were single, childless, and lived with their elderly parent/s. And we really need to stop stigmatising people who don't have children, or move back in with their parents.

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gsfraley 12 points 2 years ago

I can absolutely vouch for Millvale quickly becoming one of the raddest towns around the burgh. Their LGBTQ/Woman/Vet-owned shops and strong real-life community is fantastic, and that's not even mentioning the 300+ band/artist festival they host each year.

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AshMan85 10 points 2 years ago

atleast someone is standing up to the fascists

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