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- Dismantling White Supremacy
Hard right uses economic woes to cultivate distrust between communities of color
This summer, local activists are gearing up to again oppose municipal cooperation with federal anti-immigrant deportation and harassment actions. To succeed, these activists will need to hold together a coalition consisting of immigrants, white citizen allies, budget-conscious local officials and African American police accountability advocates. The strength of this coalition brought nationwide public accountability and…
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
Far right coming for women’s autonomy; birth control on chopping block
These far-right influencers and commentators are ultimately pushing toward a world in which women lack control over their own reproductive choices, and where they accept a narrative that tells them this is what is best for them.
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
Moms for Liberty sees resignations, controversies and a shifting mission
In April, a news investigation revealed Moms for Liberty is paying its local chapters to attend Zoom calls with the group’s national leadership.1 This comes amid internal strife within the hard-right anti-student inclusion group, leading to chapters closing, leaders resigning, legal scandals and accusations of shifting priorities. Moms for Liberty rapidly rose to prominence because…
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
Family Research Council writer endorses racism and online radicalization
In an opinion piece published April 9 by The Washington Stand, the online outlet of the anti-LGBTQ+ hate group Family Research Council (FRC), writer S.A. McCarthy praises young men for keeping Jean Raspail’s racist book The Camp of the Saints alive. McCarthy made the comment as part of criticism of content moderation of social media…
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
GiveSendGo search results reveal lucrative funding of anti-trans figures
GiveSendGo, a self-described “Christian crowdfunding site” that serves as the hard-right fundraising platform alternative to GoFundMe, appears to be a lucrative source of financial support for the anti-trans movement.
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
June 2026 Intelligence Project Dispatch: Trends and incidents of the hard right
In late May, 17 Maryland sheriffs filed a lawsuit against the state of Maryland, its governor and attorney general requesting that a judge declare the state’s Community Trust Act unconstitutional. The act restricts collaboration with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by local and state law enforcement.
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
Georgia hate group describes Jewish senator’s supporters as ‘God-haters’
In a fundraising email to its supporters, Frontline Policy Action (FPA) describes supporters of Jon Ossoff, Georgia’s first Jewish U.S. senator, as “God-haters.”1 FPA is a social-welfare nonprofit that can engage in limited political advocacy. It shares many of its senior leaders, board members and staff with anti-LGBTQ+ hate group Frontline Policy Council (FPC). In…
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
For these hard-right influencers, empathy is a vice
In 2019, the year before protests in Minneapolis formed in response to the unlawful killing of George Floyd by white police officers, a local, white, Christian nationalist seminary professor named Joe Rigney began a campaign to popularize a concept he referred to as the “sin of empathy.”[1] The strategy licenses white nationalism and male supremacy…
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
San Diego mosque shooters left document revealing racist, neo-Nazi beliefs
Seven years after a neo-Nazi executed 51 worshippers at a mosque in New Zealand, two teenagers — seeking to follow in his footsteps — killed three people at a mosque in San Diego, California, on May 18. Then, they turned their guns on themselves.
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- Dismantling White Supremacy
Neo-Nazi activists continue to inspire attacks on electrical infrastructure
When law student Dawson Maloney, 23, died in February of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at an energy facility in Nevada, his car carrying multiple firearms and a flamethrower, he didn’t leave a manifesto. But while his exact motives are unknown, his tactics and some of the materials he possessed resembled those of a subset…
