A neo-Nazi turf war may have just flared in Columbus, Ohio. Jewish, Black and elected leaders wont stand for it | National & World [Video]

(CNN) — Elected officials, Jewish advocacy groups and civil rights leaders are vowing to “push back” against the message of a White nationalist group that staged a march last week near downtown Columbus, Ohio, calling the demonstration an act of hate unwelcome in their community – and across the United States.

Hate Club, a newly formed White supremacist organization tracked by the Anti-Defamation League, may have been engaging in a turf war when about a dozen members paraded Saturday through the Short North neighborhood wearing all black with red face masks, an executive of the anti-hate group told CNN.

Some marchers carried black flags emblazoned with red swastikas, a notorious symbol of hate, antisemitism and White supremacy tracing to the murderous legacy of Germany’s Nazi Party and the Holocaust.

At least one marcher yelled, “n***er,” again and again, according to a video of the march given to CNN affiliate WBNSthat’s garnered online attention far beyond Ohio’s capital. The neo-Nazis deployed pepper …