Residents upset by Nazi flag in Pennsylvania neighborhood

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Residents in Lower Frederick Township, Pennsylvania, are upset after a neighbor displayed a Nazi flag outside his home. The flag, featuring a swastika, has been visible for about two weeks, prompting neighbors to contact local authorities. Lower Frederick Township stated that the flag falls under free speech protections, limiting their ability to take action. Community members expressed concern over the flag's impact on safety and feelings of acceptance in the neighborhood. Local officials, including Congresswoman Madeleine Dean, condemned the display as an act of hate. Neighbors plan to respond positively by supporting local Jewish organizations through donations and community efforts.


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