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Neo-Nazi political party in the United States founded by George Lincoln Rockwell
Surviving Ku Klux Klan factions remain organized around a long-standing U.S.-centered racial hierarchy and Christian-identity tropes, with the Klan’s historical primary target being Black Americans th...
A direct how-to guide for "turning the KKK against Nazis" cannot be responsibly provided; advocating manipulation of extremist groups risks harm and escalation and crosses ethical and safety lines. Re...
Deliberately trying to "pit" Nazis against the Ku Klux Klan is theoretically possible because the groups share overlapping but distinct constituencies and histories of both cooperation and conflict, y...
Fascist movements have repeatedly overlapped with organizations that meet common definitions of —organizations that target people based on race, religion, ethnicity, or other protected characteristics...
Charlie Kirk has been characterized in recent reporting as a and compared to George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party, on the basis of rhetoric, tactics, and ideological overlaps; o...
The material provided contains in which Charlie Kirk is recorded explicitly and unambiguously denouncing neo‑Nazism; the reporting instead catalogs allegations of antisemitism, comparisons to historic...