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Hate groups in the US decline but their influence grows, report shows
- The Southern Poverty Law Center released its 2024 Hate & Extremism Report on white nationalist and extremist activity in the United States.
- The report noted a 5% decrease in the total count of hate and extremist groups following a peak in 2023, although their overall impact remains unchanged.
- The report's release coincided with Aki Maehara, a 71-year-old Japanese American professor at East Los Angeles College, making his first public appearance post-injury from a hit-and-run hate crime on April 29 in Montebello.
- Maehara reported hearing a racial slur before being hit by a driver who then fled the scene; he sustained a concussion, a fractured cheekbone, neck injuries, and extensive bruising and swelling. A fundraiser has since collected nearly $77,000 to support him.
- The report highlights far-right disinformation efforts, threats to election workers, and the rise of Christian supremacist movements toward authoritarianism amid ongoing hate group activity.
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SPLC: U.S. Hate Groups Declined—Is It Really A Good Thing?
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Report: Influence of hate groups rises
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The number of white nationalist, hate and anti-government groups around the U.S. dropped slightly in 2024, not because of any shrinking influence but rather the opposite. Many feel their beliefs, which includes racist narratives and so-called Christian persecution, have become more normalized in government and mainstream discourse. In its annual Year in Hate and Extremism report, released Thursday, the Southern Poverty Law Center said it counted…
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