In response to racist hate mail sent to Rachel Dolezal, the newly installed president of the Spokane NAACP, about 150 people rallied outside her office Friday afternoon, linked arms and said no to bigotry in Spokane.

On March 6 from 12 to 1 p.m. members of the Spokane community will hold hands and link arms while surrounding the Spokane NAACP office, 25. W. Main Ave., Suite 239, in response to a racist and threatening package received by its President Rachel Dolezal earlier this week.

SpokaneFAVS is pleased to introduce its journalism intern, Douglas Taylor.

In response to the recent hate mail sent to NAACP President Rachel Dolezal, Spokane's Human Rights Commission is urging residents to attend the March 9 City Council meeting to take a stand against racism.

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Chabad of Spokane County is inviting the Spokane area community to join them in a Purim event on March 5.