200 attend anti-hate vigil in Naperville
More than 200 people attended an anti-hate vigil in Naperville.
The group met Monday night at the Free Speech Pavilion on the Riverwalk to show solidarity with Charlottesville, Virginia, after a "Unite the Right" march and protests against the march there ended in violence and one death.
People who attended the vigil said they hoped it would send a signal that hate and bigotry is not condoned here.
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