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Crimes motivated by bias or hatred towards a particular group, including the use of racial slurs.
Prosecutions or civil claims tied to use of typically turn on three legal fault lines: whether the speech is constitutionally protected, whether it qualifies as criminal “fighting words” or a hate-mot...
— “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children” — were coined and popularized by and have since become a global slogan adopted by thinkers, organizers, and violent actor...
A narrow reading of federal law shows that mere factual contribution or truthful speech is generally not itself a federal domestic-terrorism crime, but providing information or resources that material...
The Anti-Defamation League treats "terrorism" as a narrow subset of extremist violence characterized by premeditated, politically or ideologically motivated acts intended to intimidate or coerce a bro...
Social media posts can trigger criminal charges when they cross legal thresholds that vary by jurisdiction: namely when expressions amount to incitement to violence, constitute a predicate or evidence...