There is nothing more heartbreaking than sitting with a 12-year-old girl torn over whether she should tell her best friend that she's Jewish.

While I am aware that neo-Nazis once marched in Skokie and later in Charlottesville, I never truly thought this could happen in Columbus, the city I’ve proudly called home for the past 33 years. The march last Saturday afternoon  involved only a dozen men and lasted less than an hour,