Mainstreet Radio’s Tom Robertson reports on Organizers of the Anishinaabe Coalition, a new spiritual-based group, formed to fight racism in Bemidji. Includes various interviews with residents and coalition members.

People in Bemidji have struggled with racial tension for years. Native Americans say they face discrimination when they look for housing or work, and when they shop or eat in restaurants. But the problem is often, still, an invisible one. Organizers of the Anishinaabe Coalition for Peace and Justice say it's time for Indian people to speak out. The group is prepared to move forward, with or without help from the region's white residents.