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The Hate Report: The big names in racism aren’t attending Charlottesville 2
“All these people who were able to get together just a year ago are totally unable to do that now because of all the disputes.”
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The Hate Report: The hate behind the immigration crackdown
The white nationalist connections of Trump’s immigration adviser, Canadian immigration policy, a neo-Nazi quiz and more.
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The Hate Report: The alt-right is down, but not out
Plus: The curious case of an adoption ad on a far-right podcast, a Middle Eastern conservative reflects on a Trump appointee’s Islamophobia and more.
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The Hate Report: The alt-right is a mess
Richard Spencer says anti-fascists are winning, but an actual neo-Nazi has won a Republican primary in Illinois.
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The Hate Report: Signs that Jeff Sessions is bringing hate crime cases
Plus: School shooter chat groups are taken down following our reporting, Richard Spencer’s struggles and a Confederate mural is painted over.
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The Hate Report: Could this be the next big, violent protest?
United The Right has the potential to throw a Virginia city into chaos, a look at why hate crime victims don’t report their attackers to police and an alt-right warrior’s quest for redemption.
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The KKK apologists and anti-Semites who helped build the alt-right
As he moved from the GOP establishment to an “alt-right” mentor, William H. Regnery II has consorted with Ku Klux Klan apologists, anti-Semites and boosters of carving a white-only “ethnostate” out of the United States.
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The Hate Report: A rich and powerful backer of white supremacy
In this week’s Hate Report: a look at Richard Spencer’s reclusive backer, a report shows hate crimes against Muslims spiked and a city pushes back against white supremacy.
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Meet the ex-GOP insider who created white nationalist Richard Spencer
Working behind the scenes, William H. Regnery II has played an important role in making his ultra-right views a part of America’s political conversation in the era of Trump.
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The Hate Report: How Homeland Security has stiffed anti-extremism groups
Grants totaling $10 million were awarded to groups like the Heartland Democracy Center, which sets up counseling groups for kids at risk of radicalization, and Life After Hate, which helps white supremacists and neo-Nazis transition into new lives.