White Nationalists

Read: Managing Controversial Speakers on College Campuses

Managing Controversial Speakers on College Campuses

Here’s how U.S. institutions of higher education are attempting to address the security issues surrounding controversial speakers and protests.

Read: Report: Racially Motivated Extremists Pose Most Deadly Domestic Threat

Report: Racially Motivated Extremists Pose Most Deadly Domestic Threat

New reports also found a significant increase in white supremacist propaganda and anti-Asian hate crimes in 2020.

Read: Extremists Targeting Protestors with Vehicle Attacks

Extremists Targeting Protestors with Vehicle Attacks

There have been at least 50 vehicle-ramming incidents since late May when protests erupted across the country after George Floyd’s in-custody death.

Read: Extremist Groups Urging Members to Spread COVID-19 to Police, Jews

Extremist Groups Urging Members to Spread COVID-19 to Police, Jews

An alert issued by the FBI on Thursday said members are being instructed to spread their bodily fluids to police using spray bottles.

Read: Report: “Boogaloo” Extremist Movement Spreading Through Social Media Memes

Report: “Boogaloo” Extremist Movement Spreading Through Social Media Memes

The “boogaloo” movement, which advocates for a violent uprising against the government, has made its way into mainstream social media.

Read: SPLC Finds 30% Increase in Hate Groups over Last 4 Years

SPLC Finds 30% Increase in Hate Groups over Last 4 Years

For the fourth year in a row, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) reports that hate and domestic extremism are on the rise.

Read: Richard Spencer and 9 Protesters Banned from UVA for 4 Years

Richard Spencer and 9 Protesters Banned from UVA for 4 Years

Police charge Spencer and nine other protestors for their involvement in the violent riots that broke out during the rally in Charlottesville.

Read: University of Utah Might Bill Students for Controversial Speaker Security

University of Utah Might Bill Students for Controversial Speaker Security

The move to charge for security comes after the school paid $25,000 to protect an event featuring controversial speaker Ben Shapiro.

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