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American white supremacist terrorist group
The phrase known as the "14 words" was coined and popularized by David Lane, a member of the white supremacist terrorist group The Order, and the canonical formulation is "We must secure the existence...
The "14 Words" are a white supremacist slogan coined and popularized by David Lane that reads as a short, actionable creed advocating preservation of the white race; it has served as a across neo‑Nazi...
The with other U.S. white supremacist groups but operates today as a fragmented, often marginal actor whose public presence overlaps with and sometimes diverges from newer extremist networks. Contempo...
David Eden Lane, a convicted American white supremacist and member of the violent group The Order, coined and popularized the “Fourteen Words” slogan—“We must secure the existence of our people and a ...
1488 is widely documented as a shorthand white‑supremacist code that combines the “14 Words” slogan and the numeric code 88 for “Heil Hitler”; major hate‑monitoring organizations describe it as a comm...
The term “white power” refers to a long-standing movement of organized white supremacist groups and networks that coalesced in the 1970s–80s and has inspired both targeted violence and plots against i...
The Ku Klux Klan’s relationships with other white supremacist organizations trace back to organizational strategies and cultural wounds from the early 20th century through postwar and late-20th-centur...
No U.S. president or sitting federal official is shown in the provided reporting to have been successfully convicted of sedition; some federal prosecutions for seditious conspiracy have targeted priva...