I was recently shocked to learn that a white-supremacist group purchased advertising space on a billboard on State Street and 1700 South. While the billboard's message stating "Securing the Future for European Americans" sounds quite innocuous, the National Alliance's Web site paints a picture of an extremist, anti-Semitic, racist, fringe group.
I concede that this organization has the right to free speech. However, that right does not guarantee them the ability to purchase advertisements from a private company. The company that owns the billboard Liberty Marketing made a conscious decision to sell advertising space to this neo-Nazi organization.
It is appalling to think that humans have learned nothing from the travesties of the past.
Vanessa Pierce
program director
HEAL Utah
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