COLUMBUS, Ohio — The White House is joining Columbus and state leaders in condemning a group of neo-Nazis who paraded around the Short North Arts District over the weekend. Police safety dispatchers received multiple 911 calls Saturday afternoon about a group of people marching in the Short North.

Ohio officials have denounced a small contingent of neo-Nazis who paraded Saturday afternoon through a Columbus neighborhood – waving flags featuring swastikas and shouting a racist slur – in the latest public demonstration by White nationalists in recent years across the United States.

The demonstration in Columbus on Saturday, part of a recent pattern of white supremacist incidents in the country, was condemned by officials around the state.

A group of Black leaders and locals marched through Columbus, Ohio, in a unity rally Sunday, one day after neo-Nazis walked through the same streets carrying Nazi flags and chanting racial slurs and white nationalist slogans.

On November 18, 2024, Columbus, Ohio, witnessed a disturbing event as a group of neo-Nazis paraded through a neighborhood, waving swastika flags and shouting racist slurs. This demonstration has sparked widespread condemnation from local officials and community leaders,