Extremists Links: Far Right Spreading Conspiracy Theories
Far right actors have spread various conspiracy theories from making false claims that neo-Nazis are actually “feds” to promoting dubious accusations about the gender identities of mass shooters.
The latest reporting on extremist groups within the Radical Right.
White Supremacists, Militia Movement, and Far Right Extremists
Houston church shooting revives claims on transgender shooters. Evidence shows they're false [USA Today]
Right-wingers spread misinformation about megachurch shooting to stoke fears of “trans terrorism” [Salon]
Reporters shouldn’t fall for QAnon supporters pretending that QAnon doesn’t exist [MMFA]
Nashville Neo-Nazi March Sparks Conspiracy Theories [Newsweek]
Neo-Nazis march in Nashville, leave after being challenged [NBC News]
Neo-Nazis March Through Downtown Nashville in the Middle of Black History Month [The Daily Beast]
Nazi marches and anti-Jewish slogans are leading to a dangerous increase in antisemitism [The Tennessean]
State lawmakers condemn march as Nazi group leaves Nashville [NBC News]
Nashville Nazi march comes amid increased fear in Jewish community [CBS News]
Interfaith leaders denounce anti-immigration rhetoric after neo-Nazi march in Nashville [Nashville Tennessean]
Parker County 'White Nationalist Fight Club' Leader Exposed [The Texas Observer]
Texas Active Club Leader Blurred His Face But Forgot to Scrub His Socials [Bellingcat]
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