Southern Poverty Law Center

April marks when Allied forces liberated seven Nazi concentration camps 81 years ago. Six million Jewish people were murdered in the Holocaust because of Nazi racist ideology. Amid the increasingly authoritarian actions of the Trump presidency, and the politicized use of antisemitism by hate and antigovernment groups on the hard right, remembrance and historical documentation […]

Rural hospitals throughout the Deep South are at risk of closing, leaving many people with nowhere to turn for critical care

The Emmett Till & Mamie Till-Mobley: Let the World See exhibit will be on display in Montgomery at the CRMC until Aug. 14.

DOJ asks to vacate all Jan. 6 convictions, including those of Oath Keepers’ Stewart Rhodes and Proud Boys’ Enrique Tarrio; the Onion licenses Infowars name.

Google’s Ad Grants program subsidizes advertisements by the anti-LGBTQ+ hate group Do No Harm, including sponsored search results for the group’s so-called “Detransitioner Bill of Rights,” according to a search of Google’s ad transparency data.1 Do No Harm’s model policy, the “Detransitioner Bill of Rights,” wrongly suggests that gender-affirming healthcare can “contribute” to distress among […]

Recent incident follows more than a decade of attempted or successful attacks on critical infrastructure appearing to involve right-wing extremism.

Thousands of people massed in front of the white marble steps leading up to the Alabama Capitol. Demonstrators stretched down Dexter Avenue in Montgomery, looking for shade as the warm spring sun passed its apex, eliminating the cool shadows on the street. But this wasn’t the height of the Civil Rights Movement, the launch of […]

Two teenagers in San Diego appeared to have been inspired by leaders and figureheads associated with the now defunct Atomwaffen Division.

This rhetoric threatens democracy at its core, since it encourages white Christians to disregard feelings for others who disagree with their politics.

In a fundraising email to its supporters, Frontline Policy Action (FPA) describes supporters of Jon Ossoff, Georgia’s first Jewish U.S. senator, as “God-haters.”1 FPA is a social-welfare nonprofit that can engage in limited political advocacy. It shares many of its senior leaders, board members and staff with anti-LGBTQ+ hate group Frontline Policy Council (FPC). In […]