Surprise, surprise...Selene and Pascale find hope for humanity in a tiny North Dakota town called Leith--population 24. When a gnomy man named Craig Cobb moves in, the town welcomes #25. But they don't know his secret agenda.

Cobb is a flip-flop-wearing white supremacist who is buying up property so he and his hateful pals can take over the town government! But Cobb doesn't count on the white people not being down with his hate--and he doesn't think that they'll fight back.

You can watch "Welcome to Leith", a documentary that looks like a Western horror story, on Tubi for free!

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Dinner conversations can often lead to arguments rather than understanding.

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Communities can come together to resist hate and protect their values.

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