Extremists, Groups, & Ideologies

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Paul Nehlen has evolved from a nationalistic politician into one of the most high-profile advocates of terrorism in America today. 

The New Black Panther Party for Self Defense is a bigoted, anti-white, antisemitic Black Nationalist group that preaches hate toward the LGBT and Jewish communities and holds beliefs rooted in the teachings of Nation of Islam.

The United Constitutional Patriots, a border militia founded by felon Larry Hopkins, stationed itself on the U.S.-Mexico border to detain migrants crossing into the United States. The group uses conspiracy theories and President Donald Trump’s assertions that immigrants are invading the United States to justify their actions, some of which are illegal, such as detaining…

James Mason’s involvement with this country’s organized neo-Nazi movement dates back to the late 1960s. He joined George Lincoln Rockwell’s American Nazi Party as a teenager, where he first met Dr. William Pierce, author of The Turner Diaries. Years after Rockwell was assassinated by one of his supporters, Mason grew dismayed by efforts within neo-Nazism…

Michael Tubbs is the leader of the Florida chapter of the League of the South and president Michael Hill’s right-hand man and chief of staff.

The Dustin Inman Society, led by D.A. King, poses as an organization concerned about immigration issues, yet focuses on vilifying all immigrants.

The “Rise Above Movement,” which claims to have about 50 members, is an overtly racist, violent right-wing fight club that attends rallies around the country to do open combat with counter-protesters.

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Cody Rutledge Wilson exists in the world of antigovernment extremists as a product of a sort of extreme post-libertarianism, informed by an ideological fusion of the broadest possible interpretations of the First and Second Amendments.