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Crews remove the statue to Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart in Richmond, Virginia, U.S. July 7, 2020. Photo by Reuters/Julia Rendleman

Nation Feb 23

At least 160 Confederate symbols taken down in 2020, new count finds

By Aaron Morrison, Associated Press

Politics Nov 14

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Alleged Stephen Miller emails reference white nationalist and anti-immigrant perspectives

The Southern Poverty Law Center has released emails it says are from Stephen Miller, a key figure shaping immigration policy for the Trump administration. The messages show Miller's support for white nationalist websites and ideologies. KPBS reporter Jean Guerrero, who…

Nation Mar 14

The Southern Poverty Law Center, a nonprofit that monitors hate organizations, terminated its co-founder Morris Dees without citing a specific reason. Photo by Tim Pierce/Flickr
Southern Poverty Law Center dismisses co-founder

The center's president said in a statement that Morris Dees' employment had been terminated but did not give a specific reason for his departure.

By Kim Chandler, Associated Press

Nation Oct 31

A woman wears handwritten notes on her shirt as she gathers with others for a vigil to remember the victims of the mass shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh. Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images
Is the U.S. doing enough to fight anti-Semitism?

To people who study extremism, the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter's digital footprint was a sign of a disturbing trend.

By Joshua Barajas

Nation Aug 15

File photo by Carlo Allegri/Reuters
Years-long probe into Texas white supremacist gangs ends with 89th and final conviction

On Monday, a judge handed down the last in a series of prosecutions stemming from a 2013 probe that targeted members of various white supremacist gangs, including the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, selling drugs in the north Texas area.

By Joshua Barajas

Aug 13

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Post-election spike in hate crimes persists in 2017

By PBS NewsHour

The Charlottesville white nationalist rally, along with the associated deaths and injuries linked to it, follow a nationwide increase in hate crimes in the past year. Within 10 days of Donald Trump’s election, the Southern Poverty Law Center tracked 900…

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Jun 12

Under President Trump, U.S. militias not ready to lay down arms

By Lisa Marie Pane, Associated Press

Experts says these militia groups could be a potential powder keg, if those feelings of having a kindred spirit in Trump erupt into a sense of betrayal if the president fails to deliver on his promises.

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Feb 28

Georgia couple gets prison time for racist threats at child’s birthday party

By Joshua Barajas

In 2015, the couple shouted racial slurs and made armed threats outside a child's birthday party, according to court documents.

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Nov 15

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Hate crimes in the U.S. have risen. How do we respond?

By PBS NewsHour

Hate crimes were up 6.8 percent last year, including a 67 percent increase toward Muslim-Americans, according to new FBI statistics. To discuss factors that have led to a surge, Hari Sreenivasan speaks with Rizwan Jaka of All Dulles Area Muslim…

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Nov 12

Americans don safety pins in solidarity with minorities after election

By Alison Thoet

Some Americans are wearing safety pins as a symbol of solidarity with victims of racism, homophobia and religious discrimination.

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