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A contributor to The Heritage Foundation’s controversial Project 2025 governance plan intended to attend a white nationalist’s wedding, according to publicly accessible information the Data Lab reviewed.
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Attack on interracial couple under investigation; Millions buy into racist myth about blacks; Gillespie complains about being linked to white nationalists; and more.
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Over the next few weeks, the Boston area is set to host events honoring some of the most vocal anti-Muslim figures in the country.
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The far right seems to be winning over Gen Z; Who’s who at ‘White Lives Matter’ rallies; Carlson fuels wild conspiracy theories about Vegas; and more.
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A group of conservative African American clergy held a press conference October 23 on the steps of the Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., to launch a campaign in support of an anti-LGBT hate group’s pending legal case before the Supreme Court.
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On October 20, 2017 President Donald Trump gave the public a good reminder about the cautionary spirit implied by “lies, damned lies and statistics,” when he carelessly linked the rise of reported crime in parts of the United Kingdom to “Islamic terrorism.”
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U.S. expands its violent extremist surveillance; Reddit removing Nazi, alt-right groups; Conspiracist in line for Jeff Flake’s Arizona seat; and more.
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As America continues to process the aftermath of white nationalist violence in Charlottesville, the nation’s premiere law enforcement agency appears to be focused on yet another emerging terrorist threat — Black Identity Extremists, or BIE.
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Extremists using leaked docs to sway elections; Troops fear white nationalism’s rise; The radical right has become a global problem; and more.
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Tony Abbott, the former prime minister of Australia and current member of the Australian parliament, will be addressing the anti-LGBT hate group Alliance Defending Freedom the end of this month in the United States.
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Students and residents mounted a peaceful protest at the University of Florida that threw Richard Spencer for a loop, exposing the hollowness of his message and the fragility of his ego.
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