Arkansas State Sen. Jim Holt's claim that '10,000 studies' showed gays make bad parents went unchallenged on NPR. Holt later said he got the number from Focus on the Family founder James Dobson.
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The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), a Southern heritage group that has been largely dominated by racial extremists since 2002, has again elected a commander in chief and other national leaders who are closely tied to its radical faction.
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Davis Wolfgang Hawke disappeared from the white supremacist scene, only surfacing years later in a new role: an Internet spammer who sold millions of dollars' worth of bogus penis-enlargement pills.
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Anti-Immigration Movement
The East Bay Coalition for Border Security claims on its website to be "a racially diverse organization" with "NO ROOM for Racists, Socialists, or Communists!"
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Extremists in the Military
Forty members of Congress wrote U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in late July, asking that he launch an investigation into racist extremists in the military and discharge soldiers involved in racist activities or groups.
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When hundreds of students, history professors, town officials and others decried the racism and sorry scholarship of his Southern Slavery, As It Was, Wilson mocked them all publicly, scoffing at what he called the "intoleristas."
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To the joy of neo-Confederate activists in Alabama, Ellen Williams, a woman known for her white supremacist views, has been hired as a staff correspondent by The South Alabamian, a small weekly newspaper based in Jackson, Ala.
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The FBI has decided to bring attempted murder charges against the still unidentified perpetrators of a June 30 attempted firebombing.
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The son of former Klan leader Jeff Berry and a friend have been charged in a brutal beating that left Berry in critical condition, effectively ending recent efforts to resuscitate the group in Indiana.
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National Alliance Chairman Shaun Walker was indicted on June 9 and charged with conspiracy to deprive non-whites of their rights with violence and intimidation.
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Police and federal agents in Missouri began looking into American neo-Nazi Alex Linder in late July, after his Vanguard News Network (VNN) website said it would be patriotic to murder a judge and several others in Canada.
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The 2006 World Cup, the showcase of soccer that drew over 1 million fans to Germany for a month this summer, was supposed to highlight a new Germany, an idea underlined by the games' official slogan: "A Time to Make Friends."
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British authorities are reportedly in talks with the Department of Justice in an effort to shut down a U.S.-based website that compiles photos and personal information about anti-racist activists, trade unionists and members of Parliament.
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Pedro Varela, former head of one of Europe's oldest and most active neo-Nazi groups, was arrested in northeast Spain and charged with defending genocide. Police seized 5,000 copies of some 20 books at Varela's Europa bookstore in Barcelona.
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Passing anti-'illegal alien' laws may make politicians popular, but the result will be costly litigation that their localities will lose.
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Quotes from Ann Coulter, Neal Boortz, Robert Rector... "These broads are millionaires, lionized on TV and in articles about them, reveling in their status as celebrities and stalked by grief-arazzis. I've never seen people enjoying their husbands' deaths so much." - ANN COULTER
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Updates on Extremism and the Law
APRIL 13 - White supremacist Demetrius Van Crocker was convicted by a federal jury in Jackson, Tenn., of acquiring deadly sarin nerve gas and C-4 plastic explosives
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Proponer leyes en contra de los 'extranjeros ilegales' puede incrementar la popularidad de los políticos, pero los resultados serán costosos litigios que sus localidades perderán.
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Motley Crews
In This Issue
Motley Crews: With Decline of Hammerskins, Independent Skinhead Groups Grow
Anti-Immigrant Activist Roy Warden Threatens Latinos
by Susy Buchanan
Photography by Jackie Mercandetti
Brandishing insults and a gun, Roy Warden routinely threatens Latinos with death. Some observers fear the worst.
What's Behind a 'Black' Anti-Immigration Group
How Klan Lawyer Sam Dickson Got Rich
by Alexander Zaitchik
The former Klan lawyer from Atlanta has always been interested in money. What's remarkable is how he's been able to earn it.
More Features
Pat Buchanan Promotes White Nationalism, Anti-Immigrant Agenda
Pat Buchanan recently appeared as a guest to plug his new book on NBC's "Today" show, and it went just swimmingly.
Profiles of 10 Racist Skinheads
Racist skinhead culture has long brimmed with violence and venom.
The National Socialist Movement Implodes
The Federation for American Immigration Reform Creates Black Front Group
Former Klansmen Tom Metzger and Bill Riccio Encourage Skinheads to Cooperate
Once, racist skinheads were regarded as too explosively violent to politicized. Two former Klansmen changed all that for good.
Democracy vs. Theocracy
Sonny Landham of the Council of Conservative Christians Speaks Out on Islam, Communism and Pedophilia
by Alexander Zaitchik
The Council of Conservative Citizens' favorite Native American speaks out on Islam, communism, and pedophilia.
A Look at Racist Skinhead Symbols and Tattoos
Insignias and tattos of the racist skinhead underground
Angry Former Supporters of Minuteman Civil Defense Corps Question Founder Chris Simcox’s Accounting
by David Holthouse
Angry former supporters of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps are questioning group founder Chris Simcox's accounting
Sangre y tierra
Conmocin en la Derecha
Cortina de Humo
Fuerza Mortal
Briefs
Bogus Numbers Undergird Attacks on Gays, Immigration
SCV Once Again Elects Radical National Leaders
Fugitive 'Aryan' Making Life Miserable for His Parents -- Again
'Non-Racist' Group's Contact With Neo-Nazis Surfaces
Congressmen Demand Action Against Military Extremists
Idaho Pastor a Hard-Liner, With an Exception or Two
When hundreds of students, history professors, town officials and others decried the racism and sorry scholarship of his Southern Slavery, As It Was, Wilson mocked them all publicly, scoffing at what he called the "intoleristas."
In Alabama, a 'Confederate Correspondent' is Born
Animal Rights Arsonists Could Face Attempted Murder Charges
The FBI has decided to bring attempted murder charges against the still unidentified perpetrators of a June 30 attempted firebombing.
Klan Leader's Son Arrested in Near-Fatal Attack on Father
National Alliance Chief Arrested as Group Struggles to Survive
U.S. Probes Neo-Nazi Website After 'Death Threat' to Canadians
'A Time to Make Friends' Didn't Always Turn Out That Way
The 2006 World Cup, the showcase of soccer that drew over 1 million fans to Germany for a month this summer, was supposed to highlight a new Germany, an idea underlined by the games' official slogan: "A Time to Make Friends."
After Knife Attack, British Seek U.S. Help to Shutter Website
British authorities are reportedly in talks with the Department of Justice in an effort to shut down a U.S.-based website that compiles photos and personal information about anti-racist activists, trade unionists and members of Parliament.
Spanish Holocaust Denier Arrested
Policing the Undocumented
Overheard, Fall 2006
The Blotter, Fall 2006
Imponiendo políticas a los indocumentados