Across the U.S., the anti-immigration movement heats up with racist rhetoric and vigilante action. The Phelps clan terrorizes Topeka, Kan. League of the South leaders make a move on Southern churches.
A French novel, The Camp of the Saints, has become the favorite racist fantasy of the anti-immigrant movement in the US. Published by The Social Contract Press, the book is revered by American white supremacists.
Anti-immigration groups claim that immigrants over-utilize government services, increase unemployment, bring diseases and degrade the environment. But studies from an array of groups show otherwise.
Behind the recent upswing in anti-immigration activism are an array of groups. Most of these groups work together and their leaders frequently hold cross-membership in several organizations at once.
In Ocean Shores, Washington, Minh Duc Hong was freed after a hung jury in his manslaughter trial. Hong stabbed his harasser, Christopher Kinison, 23 times.
In a case dramatizing the often violent warfare between racist and antiracist Skinheads, a Las Vegas man has been sentenced to death for his part in the execution-style murders of two antiracists.
Blood on the Border
In This Issue
'Blood on the Border': Anti-Immigrant Violence Looms
Topeka: A City Bulled into Submission by the Westboro Baptist Church
Homosexual-hater Fred Phelps uses lawsuits and heavy-handed tactics to harass an entire Kansas city.
Racist Music, Neo-Paganism and Nationalism Drive Growth of Hate Movement
Race-based nationalism, black as well as white, is on the rise as the number of American hate groups swells.
League of the South Works to Take Over Churches
Animated by extremist theology, a group of neo-Confederate zealots are seeking control of Southern churches.
More Features
Tackling Hate
Anti-Semitic Violence Rises in 2000
Spurred by developments in the Middle East and elsewhere, worldwide anti-Semitic violence spiked up sharply in 2000.
Aryan Nations Leaders Richard Butler and August Kreis Work to Keep Christian Identity Movement Alive
With the neo-Nazi Aryan Nations on the ropes, a Pennsylvanian named August Kreis may be making a bid for power.
Swedish Academic Mattias Gardell Discusses the Rise of Neo-Paganism in America
Mattias Gardell, a Swedish expert on right-wing extremism, says that racist Odinism is the up-and-coming radical religion of the future.
Friend of Kennedy, Richard Cotter Discovered to be Neo-Nazi Upon His Death, Bequest of Thousands to New Christian Crusade Church
Richard J. Cotter, a pillar of the establishment, leaves a small fortune to the neo-Nazi right, shocking many who knew him.
Inside the Westboro Baptist Church
Inside Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church complex, where the extended Phelps family lives and disseminates its hatred.
Fred Phelps Timeline
American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Leader Jeff Berry Charged with Five Felonies
Jeff Berry, leader of the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, is charged with five felonies.
Harvard Law School Librarian Discusses Cyberhate
David Goldman, long-time monitor of Internet hate sites, argues that these sites are less important to extremists than is commonly believed.
Racist Book, Camp of the Saints, Gains in Popularity
A French novel, The Camp of the Saints, has become the favorite racist fantasy of the anti-immigrant movement in the US. Published by The Social Contract Press, the book is revered by American white supremacists.
The Immigrants: Myths and Reality
Anti-Immigration Groups
Behind the recent upswing in anti-immigration activism are an array of groups. Most of these groups work together and their leaders frequently hold cross-membership in several organizations at once.
In Their Own Words: Old-Line Hate Groups and More 'Mainstream' Organizations
Aryan Nations’ Defectors Form Church of True Israel
Former members of the Aryan Nations have formed a rival white supremacist group to challenge Butler.
Briefs
'High-Rolling' Hate
'Lone Wolves'
Once Again, Arson Follows New Black Panther Protest
Racist Lawyer Joins SCV Leadership
'Warehouse Bank' is Busted After 14 Years
McVeigh Execution Set
Millionaire Racist Clashes with Cops
Asian Youth Freed in Death of Racist Harasser
In Ocean Shores, Washington, Minh Duc Hong was freed after a hung jury in his manslaughter trial. Hong stabbed his harasser, Christopher Kinison, 23 times.
Nazi Skinhead Gets Death in Murder of Antiracists
Halting Abusive Lawyers