Residents of a historic Black community near Cincinnati have come together to confront a group of neo-Nazi demonstrators who displayed swastika flags over an I-75 overpass. The incident, which has drawn significant local attention, resulted in clashes between residents and the hate group, leading to the neo-Nazis being chased off the highway. Community leaders and peace advocates condemned the display of hate, emphasizing that such actions do not represent the values of the Cincinnati community. Many residents expressed their anger and disappointment while participating in counter-protests, which included burning swastika flags and promoting messages of love and unity. The local chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Ohio) also issued a statement denouncing the demonstration, stating that hate has no place in the area. Videos and reports illustrate the determination of residents to stand against hate and support their values of inclusivity.