
Extremists, Groups, & Ideologies
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Dustin Inman Society
The Dustin Inman Society, led by D.A. King, poses as an organization concerned about immigration issues, yet focuses on vilifying all immigrants.
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Rise Above Movement
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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Patriot Front
Monitoring over 1,500 active extremist groups and dismantling their influence – promoting safety and justice nationwide.
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Cody Rutledge Wilson
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.
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National Liberty Alliance
The National Liberty Alliance (NLA) is a nationwide sovereign citizen group.
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The Remembrance Project
While the Remembrance Project claims to advocate on behalf of the families of victims of violence and tragedy, its founder Maria Espinoza grossly misrepresents the level of crime committed by immigrants, routinely demonizes immigrants as “invaders” and has a record of working with white nationalists.
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Daryush “Roosh” Valizadeh
Daryush “Roosh” Valizadeh is one of the most public and reviled online misogynists. He acts as a “pick-up artist” coaching men on how to have sex with women, sometimes regardless of their consent.
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Stefan Molyneux
A libertarian internet commentator and alleged cult leader who amplifies “scientific racism,” eugenics and white supremacism to a massive new audience, Stefan Molyneux operates within the racist so-called “alt-right” and pro-Trump ranks.
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Thomas Rousseau
Thomas Ryan Rousseau began revealing adherence to white supremacy as a member of his high school newspaper. This aided in his rapid ascension into leadership on the racist right, first with Vanguard America and later with his founding of Patriot Front. Thomas Ryan Rousseau began revealing adherence to white supremacy as a member of his…
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Atomwaffen Division
Atomwaffen Division (AWD) is a terroristic neo-Nazi organization that formed out of Iron March, an influential fascist forum that went offline in fall 2017.









