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A number of Rochester businesses are banding together in support of anti-ICE protesters across the nation. On Friday, a group of businesses will close in a show of solidarity, while others will donate proceeds to organizations that support immigrants. Hundreds of businesses in Minnesota made similar decisions last Friday. This hour, we talk to some of the local owners about why they made this decision and what they hope it accomplishes. Our guests: •Bob Hartman, co-owner of AltBar •Niraj Lama, owner/operator of Happy Earth Tea •Rob Nipe, owner of Grass Fed •Molly Hartley, owner of Scratch Bakeshop •Katarina Eddy, owner of Katboocha •Jenna Kirchner, owner of The Unreliable Narrator •Michael Solis, executive director of Writers & Books 0:00 Introduction 1:19 Alt Bar explains its decision 3:36 Weighing financial and operational risks 5:42 Community reactions and concerns 7:01 Hopes for participating businesses 8:50 Happy Earth Tea’s perspective 11:41 Views on enforcement and community impact 14:00 How businesses approach tough decisions 16:40 Grass-fed’s decision and staff input 20:57 Balancing business identity and customer views 22:34 Questions about closure effectiveness 25:08 Rochester Contemporary Art Center statement 27:30 Scratch Bake Shop’s plan and response 32:28 Katboocha discusses its closure 35:35 Community reactions and business constraints 38:26 Unreliable Narrator’s decision 41:25 Safety concerns for small businesses 44:48 Writers & Books on their role and response 50:08 Business pressures and what comes next __________________________ For more shows and information head to https://www.wxxinews.org/show/connect.... Be part of the program with questions or comments by phone at 844-295-TALK (8255), emailing connections@wxxi.org or using the chat on the live stream. Do you have a story that needs to be shared? https://www.wxxinews.org/pitch-your-s... __________________________ Become a member of WXXI: https://www.wxxi.org/donate Never miss a headline with our daily newsletter: https://www.wxxinews.org/newsletter.