Extremist
After the murder of a French teacher, an 18th century play teaches tolerance
Unity in shared humanity is easier in fictional parables.
More Than 3,000 Incidents Of Extremism In 2018, Seen In ADL’s Interactive Map
“It’s important to remember that extremist activity is…an issue faced by communities every day across the country,” said ADL CEO.
ADL’s New Interactive Map Highlights Anti-Semitic Data and Trends
“As extremism and hate increases its reach, so too will our efforts to expose them locally and nationally,” said ADL’s Senior VP of Programs.
REPORT: White Supremacist Murders Doubled In 2017
White supremacists murders more than doubled in 2017, a new ADL report shows.
Group Tied To Accused Charlottesville Killer Purged From Internet
Wordpress.com has taken down the website of Vanguard America, the group with whom accused killer James Alex Fields rallied at the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Israel-Palestine Partisan Rhetoric Is Like Mad Libs
Partisans on both sides of the Israel-Palestine divide employ the same poisonous rhetoric against each other — with only a word or phrase difference.
Since When Is ‘Countering Violent Extremism’ A Bad Thing?
As Trump befriends Muslim leaders whose repressive regimes stoke extremism, he cuts domestic programs combatting said extremism.
What Sebastian Gorka’s Ouster Means For The Trump White House — And Us
The apparent fall from grace of Sebastian Gorka, President Trump’s top counterterrorism adviser, raises larger questions about the future of the controversial ideology he was pushing in and outside the White House.
Brazilian Jewish Center Gives Platform To Rising Racist Leader
When Hebraica, a Jewish sports and social club in Rio de Janeiro, hosted far-right lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro, the rising politician, who is known for his openly racist, homophobic and misogynistic views — not to mention support for torture and the country’s past military dictatorships — didn’t disappoint.
Companies Kvetch At Google For Pairing Ads With Extremist Content
Corporate advertising placed on Google and its video site YouTube was being attached to content from ‘alt-right’ haters like David Duke.