2000 - Spring - Hate Goes to School
At even the most prominent schools around the nation, hate gains a foothold with professors, students, and in hate crimes and bias incidents. Patriot groups are on the decline; a former federal prosecutor remembers the mistakes at Waco.
At even the most prominent schools around the nation, hate gains a foothold with professors, students, and in hate crimes and bias incidents. Patriot groups are on the decline; a former federal prosecutor remembers the mistakes at Waco.
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At institutions of higher learning, including many of America's leading universities, hate is becoming commonplace.
Militia groups fell by half in 1999, marking the dwindling away of a movement that peaked four years earlier.
Imprisoned racists are working with others outside the walls to spread a noxious version of ancient Norse religion
Francis Parker Yockey, an American fascist who died in jail in 1960, is being resuscitated as 'a prophet for our movement.'
Read an interview with Bill Johnston, a former federal prosecutor who played key roles in the 1993 siege of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco Texas and the subsequent prosecution of the 11 surviving Davidians.
The anti-government 'Patriot' movement is just a shadow of its former self.
A Louisiana 'Empress,' head of the obscure common-law group Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah, faces charges of tax evasion and mail and wire fraud.
Matt Hale, leader of the neo-Nazi World Church of the Creator, turns to public access cable TV to get his message out.
World War II historian David Irving is called 'an active Holocaust denier' by a London judge.
'Patriot' entrepreneur James 'Bo' Gritz was acquitted of kidnapping in the case of follower Linda Wiegand's two children.
The murder charge against neo-Nazi National Alliance recruiter Michael Stehle has been dropped.
Federal indictments charge Eddie Carringer and Wayne Burchfield with a North Carolina attack on the FBI.
An enraged black man, Ronald Taylor, sets out on a rampage targeting whites in Pittsburgh.
The paranoia of militia figure Mark Koernke has again left him sopping wet, bobbing in a near-freezing pond and facing criminal charges.
The Council of Conservative Citizens (CCC) reveals its true white supremacist views.
A recent Supreme Court ruling could force public universities to support campus hate
An immigration lawyer charged with a series of anti-minority murders headed up the tiny 'Free Market Party.'
At universities and colleges around North America, a growing number of professors are endorsing Holocaust denial, race-based IQ theories and eugenics.
Many college students are searching for an academic basis for their bigoted feelings. Read anonymous e-mails sent by students to neo-Nazi leader William Pierce.
Olivet College, founded as an abolitionist institution, was one of the first to face widespread campus hate — and to react.
