In recent months, as the right-wing clamor over health care and President Obama's leadership seemed to reach new heights, commentators from across the political spectrum increasingly began to warn of the possibility of violence.
Germany's Federal Court of Justice (comparable to the U.S Supreme Court) ruled that if Nazi slogans are presented in a language other than German, they are not illegal.
The neofascist British National Party (BNP) made unprecedented political gains in June, when two of its members were elected to the European Parliament.
The U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) has begun an investigation into allegations of "discriminatory policing" in the Suffolk County, N.Y., police department's treatment of crimes reported against Latinos.
A Decade of Defiance
A 10-year standoff in Texas; a historian on the Holocaust Museum board causes turmoil; and children who overcome a white supremacist upbringing.
In This Issue
Texas Resident John Joe Gray In Stand Off with Government, Police
A 10-Year Standoff in Texas Raises Thorny Issues
By Larry Keller
Famous standoffs between authorities and extremists have lasted up to 81 days. But in Texas, one man is going for a new record
Historian Marek Jan Chodakiewicz with Controversial Views Serves on Holocaust Museum Board
A Controversial Historian at the Holocaust Museum
By Larry Keller
A historian with unusual views — some call them anti-Semitic — helps oversee a key institution memorializing the Holocaust
Children of Extremists Denounce Parents’ Beliefs
Fighting Back Against Racist Parents
By Sonia Scherr / Photography by Hannelie Coetzee and Stefan Hester
Not all those who are born to professional racists become haters themselves. Here are the stories of three who didn't
Nevadan James McCrink Funds Hate Groups through his Foundation
Nevada Man Funding Hate and Denial Groups
By Rob Waters
From the place long known as 'Sin City,' a wealthy benefactor has been quietly funding a series of radical-right organizations.
More Features
U.S. Government Becomes Gathering Storm for Right-Wing Extremism
Sisters Lynx and Lamb Gaede Underwhelm Racist Music Scene
By Sonia Scherr
Nature abhors a vacuum, and now a new duet of racist teens has arisen to take the place of the infamous singing Gaede twins
Authors Probe Roots of U.S. Far Right
Two books look at early 20th century architects of the American radical right and their views of race, eugenics and fascism
David Arenberg Reflects on Being Jewish in State Prison
A Reflection on Anti-Semitism on the Yard
An inmate describes how he survives the rigors of anti-Semitism on the yard, and ponders where the experience has brought him
Former Democratic Congresswoman, Cynthia McKinney, Flirts with Holocaust Deniers
Former Dem Congresswoman Flirts With Deniers
By Rob Waters
A former congresswoman and Green Party presidential candidate who has long criticized Israel is now flirting with anti-Semites
Holocaust Denial Movement Rocked by Infighting
Philanthropist Robert W. Wilson Supports Federation for American Immigration Reform
Key Philanthropist Supports Nativist Hate Group
By Rob Waters
A major philanthropist has long supported environmental groups. Now, Robert Wilson is backing a different kind of organization
Briefs
Canadian Skin Fights to Keep Kids
Bomb Maker Guilty in London Plot
Germans OK Nazi Signs, in Other Languages
Racist British Party Wins Euro-Seats
Gunman Murders Army Recruiter
DOJ Probes 'Discriminatory Policing' in NY
Neo-Nazis Arrested in Mail Bombing
Racist Gang Probate Charged in Double Murder
Feds Investigate Dropping of Panther Case
Threats Trials for Neo-Nazis Approach
Woman Gets 35 Years in NH Standoff
The Blotter: Winter 2009
Updates on Extremism and the Law
Hate in the Mainstream
Quotes from the Right
Quotes from Tom Tancredo, Rob Williams, Rusty DePass...