Nashville Hotel Boots White Supremacists

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 10:10AM EDT / Published Aug. 20, 2015 1:33PM EDT

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The Guesthouse Inn in Nashville has canceled rooms booked by the Council of Conservative Citizens for a planned annual event this weekend, supposedly after the hotel’s leadership was alerted to the group’s views. The CCC is the white-supremacist organization that has been linked to views espoused by accused Charleston Emanuel AME Church shooter Dylann Roof. Brad Griffin, a board member of the CCC, allegedly told his members not to come to Nashville for the weekend. “All [Dylann Roof] did was read our website. I’m sure he watches television, he reads newspapers like I do,” Griffin told The Tennessean.

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Nashville Hotel Boots White Supremacists

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