Sudburians stand up for diversity amid recent spate of hate messaging

Close to 50 people representing the many faces of Sudbury came out on short notice Tuesday to push back against intolerance and hate.The gathering was held in response to a series of recent actions by far-right group Second Sons that have included the Crosses for Change site being hijacked and the wall of an old parking garage getting spray-painted with an anti-immigration slogan and an image of Adolph Hitler.The white-supremacist propaganda has since been removed or painted over, but those pre