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Alex Jones described himself as living “in hell,” being part of “a sick joke,” and sinking down into a “black hole” in previously private text messages given to Hatewatch.
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Oath Keepers begin guard duty — without invitation — outside an Indiana high school; Patriot Prayer founder Joey Gibson has political ambitions; a gay-bashing church in Harlem has a sign problem, and more.
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Trump’s immigration instincts rooted in eugenics; Alt-right’s prospects are crumbling; Ammon Bundy eager for another armed standoff; and more.
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ADL report reveals resurgent far-right violence; Colleges eye tumult over ‘free speech’; Data mining is antifascists’ secret weapon; and more.
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Trump derides immigrants from ‘shithole’ nations; Arpaio courts Infowars in Senate bid; Pennsylvania white nationalist has eye on House seat; and more.
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White nationalists hiding out in academia; Alt-righter charged in train terror attack; Jones hawks a white nationalist children’s primer; and more.
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Trump issues new travel ban adding new nations; Politicians accept thousands from extremists; Milo flounders at his Berkeley campus appearance; and more.
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Right-wing orgs step up anti-SPLC campaign; Carlson promotes white nationalist social media site; Charlottesville to remove another monument; and more.
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On Monday, August 14, the Daily Caller very quietly removed white nationalist Jason Kessler’s contributions to the publication after the violence and chaos in Charlottesville. The white nationalist “Unite the Right” rally was organized by Kessler.
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In-depth look at hate crimes and how little we know; Putin cultivates religious-right ties for Trump; `New Black Panthers' alarmist now on vote commission; and more.
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Trump White House is packed with Islamophobes; the maker of Fred Perry shirts isn’t digging neo-Nazis and Proud Boys; an attempt to resurrect Pepe the Frog from its hijacked use by racists; and more.
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