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(JTA, January 22, 2008) In 1993, the town of Billings came together to protest antisemitism after a rock was thrown through a window with a menorah in it. Today, the residents of Billings are organizing to stop discrimination against other minorities in the town, especially Latinos and Native Americans. The article, "Billing 15 Years After the Menorah Incident [2]," addresses questions such as, "Who is participating in anti-hate events today? Why are some in the community participating while others are not?"