Connie Fritsche of Flossmoor got excited when a friend in Evanston told her about a special “Hate Has No Home Here” sign campaign begun after the contentious presidential election.
“I wanted a sign badly but I didn’t want to drive to Evanston, so I floated an idea to local community members about having a batch printed for the H-F area,” she recalled.
The yard and window signs feature an American flag imbedded in a heart. The phrase “Hate Has No Home Here” came from a third grader and a kindergartener. It is . . .
