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Community Alarmed by Unpermitted March by White Nationalist Group

KTSM••Markeshia Jackson  and Aesia Toliver
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During Memorial Day weekend, a white nationalist group known as Patriot Front held a march in Virginia Beach, raising significant concerns among local residents. Authorities stated that the gathering did not require a permit as it complied with legal standards. The event has sparked discussions about community safety and the implications of such gatherings in public spaces. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about local events and engage in community dialogues regarding public safety and inclusivity.

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