Intelligence Report
After a massacre in South Carolina, the Confederate battle flag came under attack — and thousands of its supporters fought back
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The accused South Carolina terror killer represents a new kind of violent racist, a ‘lone wolf’ radicalized entirely on the Internet.
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Angelo John Gage, infamous white nationalist, is into the human potential movement — and what it can do for racists
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The group that first attracted Dylann Roof to organized racism and may have inspired his murder of nine black South Carolinians was formed in 1985 as the modern reincarnation of the White Citizens Councils, which were set up in the 1950s and 1960s to resist the desegregation of Southern public schools.
Hatewatch
A few well-known extremist political candidates are joined by new characters from the radical right in announcing candidacy for political offices in 2016.
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Angelo John Gage, chairman of the white nationalist National Youth Front, steps down as the group faces fundraising issues and a name change after a threatened lawsuit.
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The Syrian refugee crisis in Europe, coupled with an announcement in mid-September from President Obama that 10,000 Syrians would be relocated to the U.S., has enraged the radical right, most notably anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim groups.
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The State Bar of Michigan, representing more than 42,000 attorneys in that state, today issued a pointed apology and withdrew its honorable mention award for a short story written by an avowed white nationalist.
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Just two days before the Council of Conservative Citizens (CCC) was scheduled to hold its annual gathering at the Guesthouse Inn in Nashville, Tenn., the conference was cancelled.
Hatewatch
This coming weekend, the white nationalist group Council of Conservative Citizens (CCC) will hold its national conference in Nashville, Tenn. The event comes just a few months after the horrific shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C., where nine African Americans were shot to death.
