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Extremists, hate violence target Georgia's immigrants
Fired up by hate groups, racially motivated violence against Hispanics has been swelling in Georgia, where up to 1 million immigrants have arrived since 1990.

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Return of the pastor

Christian Identity preacher James Wickstrom has taken on a new role in an Aryan Nations faction that could bring the fire-breathing neo-Nazi back to prominence.
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Little men

Who are the thinkers behind the contemporary neo-Confederate movement? In pushing their unusual ideas, many end up apologizing for slavery and segregation.
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Confederates in the museum

Four museum and gallery officials discuss the intense pressures they've come under from neo-Confederate activists pushing discredited versions of Southern history.
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'Easy Prey'
Issue 116 | Winter 2004
 
EDITORIAL
The Immigration Backlash
ON THE COVER:
'EASY PREY'
In Georgia, Violence Against Immigrants Rising
La batalla de 'Georgiafornia'
ALABAMA GETAWAY
Its Founder Dead, Aryan Nations Heads South
RETURN OF THE PASTOR
Red-Hot Neo-Nazi Wickstrom is Back
THEY'RE BACK
Extremist Ex-Cons Hit the Streets
LITTLE MEN
Where Do Neo-Confederate Ideas Come From?
THE IDEOLOGUES
Neo-Confederate Intellectuals Drive Movement
CONFEDERATES IN THE MUSEUM
'Pro-South' Activists Pressure History Professionals
INTELLIGENCE BRIEFS
Neo-Nazi Leader's Criminal Past Surfaces
Arizona Border Vigilantes Under Fire
Wal-Mart Plugs Neo-Confederate Texts
Heritage Groups Keep Convicted 'Aryan' Plotter
Hate Music Label Woos Schoolchildren
Ex-Guardsman Planned Slaughter of Jews
BOOKS ON THE RIGHT
Who Was Nathan Bedford Forrest?
LEGAL BRIEF
How Can Prosecutors Use Evidence of Racism?
THE LAST WORD
Antigovernment Churches Have a New Enemy