Inside Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church complex, where the extended Phelps family lives and disseminates its hatred.
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Inside Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church complex, where the extended Phelps family lives and disseminates its hatred.
David Goldman, long-time monitor of Internet hate sites, argues that these sites are less important to extremists than is commonly believed.
Jeff Berry, leader of the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, is charged with five felonies.
Former members of the Aryan Nations have formed a rival white supremacist group to challenge Butler.
'Black metal' music has gone from a rebellious adolescent genre to a scene increasingly affiliated with neo-Nazism and murder.
'National socialist black metal' music isn't available in most record stores, but it's on the Net — if it hasn’t already sold out.
The U.S. arrest of Hendrik Möbus, a German neo-Nazi musician, reveals the growing internationalization of the 'white power' music scene and the expanding empire of one of his American hosts.
Trading on the name of a group of black militants famous in the 1960s and 1970s, the "new" Panthers portrayed themselves as the only men bold enough to take on the violent racism of the Klan and other white supremacists.
In at least six states, guards have appeared in mock Klan attire in recent years, and guards have been accused of race-based threats, beatings and even shootings in 10 states. In addition, suits have been filed in at least 13 states by black guards alleging racist harassment or violence from their own colleagues.
After almost a quarter of a century in the Pacific Northwest, the neo-Nazi Aryan Nations is at the end of the line in the wake of a $6.3 million civil judgment.
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