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December 24, 2020
According to a report from
NBC News, a small Minnesota town has approved a permit for a “White-Only” church, but the town’s less than 300 people are fighting back.
The Asatru Folk Assembly in Murdock, Minnesota had its permit approved by the city council, however, residents of Murdoch have garnered over 50,000 signatures in a petition to have the separatist church disbanded.
The Southern Poverty Law Center lists the Asatru Folk Assembly as a “neo-Volkisch hate group” that conveys “their bigotry in baseless claims of bloodlines grounding the superiority of one’s white identity.”
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City council members said that they dd not agree with the church’s views, but were legally obligated to issue a permit for the church.
Minnesota Town Approves Permit for White-Only Church, Says It s Not Racist
Dec 24, 2020 1:12 AM
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According to NBC News, a small town in Minnesota has approved a permit to create a white-only church. The Asatru Folk Assembly in Murdock, Minnesota, will open to whites only as it practices its pre-Christian religion, whose roots can be traced back to northern Europe.
While the city council approved the permit, residents of the town have pushed back against the church s creation and gathered 50,000 signatures online expressing their collective dismay over the church trying to make its home in the 280 resident farming town.