Hyatt will no longer rent space to hate groups, according to a new policy unveiled by the international hotel chain. In a statement Thursday, Hyatt CEO Mark Hoplamazian outlined the new policy, saying: “If a group is primarily focused on disparaging a group by virtue of their identity … that’s really where we need to draw the line. We’re going to apply our values to making these decisions along the way.”

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After admitting guilt, an Aryan Brotherhood member was sentenced this week to 20 years in a Georgia prison for shooting at a black man whose car momentarily blocked a driveway.