Nazis
Research shows Americans’ support for Nazi Germany is best explained by the belief in white supremacy. Here are some lessons those findings might hold for our country today.
A group of racist Nazis marched through the streets of Central Florida over the weekend, and Governor Ron DeSantis hasn’t said a word.
Nazis holding swastika flags chanted “white power” while marching in Orlando, Florida, one week after a racist mass shooting in Jacksonville. There was no visible police presence.
As HuffPost reported, on Tuesday, Cotton stood his long-neck-head-a** up during a Senate hearing to use Jackson's common AF surname to draw the stupidest parallel imaginable in insinuating that she's a Nazi sympathizer based on her record as a public defender.
The actor is originally from Germany.
RaShall M. Brackney is already being accused of not holding people accountable.
The New York Times came under heavy fire for writing an article that suggested that the so-called alt-right wants their extremist views to become "normalized."
Actor Jesse Williams, activist Bree Newsome and more valued thinkers on the matter of race weigh in on the white supremacist groups of today and yesterday.
Members of the 333rd Field Army Battalion were honored posthumously by the U.S. government.
Ender Austin claims he was mid-sentence when he felt the guards grab him. Trump supporters were also heard screaming, "Light that motherf**ker on fire," as he was escorted out with several other protestors.
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