White Nationalist Flyers Found At Temple

PHILADELPHIA – White nationalist flyers were found in two buildings on Temple University's campus recently, according to the school.

Last week, the flyers were located in the areas of Gladfelter and Anderson halls.

University administration is reviewing the issue, according to a statement from the school.

"Temple is a university that values diversity and embraces the right of everyone to feel welcome and safe," the university's statement said. "Anyone with information that could be useful to police is encouraged to call 215-204-1234. Any student who wishes to speak to an administrator should contact the Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity, Advocacy and Leadership (IDEAL) at 215-204-5509."

The school's newspaper, The Temple News, reports the flyers had messaging that said "you will not replace us" and features links to groups with ties to white nationalism.

In late April, neo-Nazi flyers were found on University of Pennsylvania's campus, which prompted school officials to release a statement condemning the flyers and reinforcing the school's dedication to diversity and inclusion.

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