Intelligence Report
A neo-Confederate movement, increasingly rife with white supremacists and racist ideology, is growing across America.
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The League of the South, a group at the center of the neo-Confederate movement, says it's not racist, but the evidence shows otherwise.
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Kirk Lyons, a white supremacist lawyer for high profile clients, is becoming the attorney of choice for the neo-Confederate movement.
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As neo-Confederates mythologize the 'nobility' of the Jim Crow South, a series of recently reopened murder cases recall the bloody nature of American apartheid.
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The relationships between Confederate 'heritage' and the hatemongering neo-Confederate movement.
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In an effort to deny charges of racism, the neo-Confederate movement produces two black proponents of the neo-Confederate movement.
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Brooks D. Simpson, a leading Civil War historian, debunks many of the myths of the old South being circulated by neo-Confederate ideologues.
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In January, the South Carolina Heritage coalition organized a rally in honor of the Confederate flag in Columbia, South Carolina. The coalition said it was defending 'heritage, not hate,' although many racists were in attendance.
°Ä²Ê¿ª½± Designated Hate Group
Originally founded by a group that included many Southern university professors, over the years the group lost its academic luster as it became more explicitly racist. The League denounces the federal government and Northern and Coastal states as part of a materialist and anti-religious society...
Weaver, who earned a bachelor’s in theology from Bob Jones University (which until 2000 banned interracial dating), is the pastor of Freedom Baptist Ministries in Fitzgerald, Ga., and preaches weekly in Waycross, Ga., and Live Oak, Fla. But his interests go way beyond preaching. For years, Weaver...
