When North East White Pride (NEWP) announced it would protest in front of Boston's Afro-American History Museum on Martin Luther King Day 2006, the New England neo-Nazis were hoping to draw a crowd and garner attention for their fledgling organization.
Preston Wiginton is one busy neo-Nazi. In October 2005, he won the "Strongest Skinhead" contest at Hammerfest, a racist skinhead festival in Draketown, Ga., where he announced that he was organizing secret paramilitary training.
There's no doubt that the tone of the raging national debate over immigration is growing uglier by the day.
A near-deadly desert attack, headed for trial next spring, throws light on the incredibly brutal underworld of racist skinheads
Despite its ugly record, the Federation for American Immigration Reform is still taken seriously by officials and the media
Scott Harrison desperately tried to change his sexual orientation in various "ex-gay" ministries for eight years, three of them as a ministry leader in Southern California.
Before the first anti-racism demonstrator had set foot in Jena, La., this fall, white supremacists already were burning up the Internet with furious denunciations, bloody predictions, promises of apocalyptic violence, and calls for lynching.
Miembros de la Milicia Libre de Alabama, arrestados con un arsenal de granadas de fabricación casera, enfrentan importantes sentencias en prisión federal
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