In 2018, 40 hate groups were tracked in North Carolina

Groups in North Carolina

There are 17 statewide hate groups in North Carolina not displayed on the map

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ACT for America
Anti-Muslim Fayetteville
American Guard
General Hate Statewide
Americans for Legal Immigration (ALIPAC)
Anti-Immigrant Raleigh
Aryan Knights of the Invisible Empire
Ku Klux Klan Statewide
Asatru Folk Assembly
General Hate Statewide
Atomwaffen Division
Neo-Nazi Statewide
BeaSSt Productions
Hate Music Greensboro
Blood and Honour Social Club
Racist Skinhead Statewide
Blood and Honour USA
Racist Skinhead Statewide
Confederate Hammerskins
Racist Skinhead Statewide
Crew 38
Racist Skinhead Statewide
Daily Stormer, The
Neo-Nazi Statewide
East Coast Knights of the True Invisible Empire
Ku Klux Klan Statewide
Great Millstone
Black Nationalist Charlotte
Identity Dixie
Neo-Confederate Statewide
Identity Evropa
White Nationalist Statewide
Israel United In Christ
Black Nationalist Concord
Israelite Church of God in Jesus Christ, The
Black Nationalist Greensboro
Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge

7 chapters
Black Nationalist Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Durham, Greenville, Fayetteville, Wilmington, Charlotte
Israelites Saints of Christ
Black Nationalist Statewide
Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux Klan Pelham
Masharah Yasharahla - Government of Israel
Black Nationalist Raleigh
Nation of Islam

5 chapters
Black Nationalist Winston-Salem, Wilmington, Greensboro, Durham, Charlotte
North Carolina Pastors Network
Anti-Muslim Morganton
Revolutionary Black Panther Party
Black Nationalist Raleigh
Soldiers of Odin
Anti-Muslim Statewide
Southern Revivalist
Neo-Confederate Statewide
The Right Stuff
White Nationalist Statewide
The United Nuwaupians Worldwide/All Eyes on Egipt
Black Nationalist Charlotte
Traditionalist Worker Party
Neo-Nazi Statewide

Happening Now

December 06, 2019

Trump Officials Address Event Featuring Anti-LGBTQ Activists

The Hungarian Embassy in Washington hosted the Second International Conference on Family Policy on Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol. The conference brought together government officials from the United States, Brazil and Hungary, including Joe Grogan, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council.

Hatewatch Staff and Rachel Janik

Anti-LGBT

December 6, 2019

Lawyer Behind Suit Against Trayvon Martin's Family Has Ties to Conspiracy Theorists

Over the years, he has built a following among antigovernment extremists and conspiracy theorists, some of whom he has defended in court.

Brett Barrouquere

Antigovernment Movement

November 25, 2019

Emails Confirm Miller’s Twin Obsessions: Immigrants and Crime

“It has never been easier in American history for illegal aliens to commit crimes of violence against Americans,” Miller, now White House senior policy adviser, argued in a Jan. 5, 2016, email with the subject line “off-the-record observation.”

Michael Edison Hayden

White Nationalist

Miller Turned to Breitbart to Promote Political Agenda

Miller emailed then-Breitbart News editor Katie McHugh a post from conservative pundit Mickey Kaus criticizing Marco Rubio’s GOP presidential run on Feb. 6, 2016, a little less than two weeks after joining Donald Trump’s campaign, saying someone needed to aggregate the piece for the site.

Michael Edison Hayden

White Nationalist