Metro Weekly: Community organizers react to Nellie’s statement in response to protests

By Editor On Jul 16, 2021 Last updated Jul 16, 2021

Collective Action for Safe Spaces and Harriet’s Wildest Dreams accuse bar of seeking to evade accountability and protect its bottom line.

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