American Border Patrol is one of the most virulent anti-immigrant groups around. The group accuses Mexicans of bringing to the U.S. crime, drugs, and squalor, and of practicing “immigration via the birth canal.” They also call Mexicans a "cultural cancer." The group operates as a vigilante border patrol. ABP founder, Glenn Spencer, is responsible for spreading many of today's most insidious conspiracy theories about Mexicans.

American Freedom Defense Initiative is a propaganda mill that paints all Muslims as radical terrorists. Norwegian mass-murderer Anders Behring Breivik's 1500+ page anti-Muslim manifesto extensively quoted AFDI and its leaders.

American Freedom Law Center is a racist, anti-immigrant and anti-Islamic group. Their leadership has has called Black people "the most murderous of peoples." The group practices what they call “lawfare” – a multiplatform attack on Muslims’ freedom, staged by pushing anti-Muslim laws in state legislatures and filing aggressive lawsuits against Muslims. The group spreads falsehoods that Islam is inherently seditious and that to be Muslim is to be anti-American.

Counter-Currents Publishing does interviews with foreign fascist and white supremacist "intellectuals" as a means to normalize Holocaust denial and blatant support for eugenics.

The League of the South is a neo-Confederate group that advocates for a second Southern secession and a society dominated by "European Americans." In recent years, it has become increasingly rabid, writing about potential violence, criticizing perceived Jewish power, and warning Black people that they would be defeated in any “race war.” They actively encourage members to hoard weapons, ammunition and supplies in preparation for the second war for secession they believe is coming.

The National Policy Institute is a leader in the world of "academic racism." Mascarding as a think tank, the organization funds psuedo-science in an effort to demonstrate genetic inferiority of non-whites. NPI also hosts large gatherings of white supremacists and Neo-Nazis, often many of the leaders of the organizations on this list. NPI's ultimate end goal is ethnic cleansing.

The Proud Boys calls itself a "pro-Western fraternal organization" but is a pro-white group that sends members to protests in an effort to create violence. One of the group's rules is that members must fight anti-fascists at protests. They've also formed the Fraternal Order of Alt Knights as a militant branch of their group.

Stormfront was the first major hate site on the internet, and only recently relinquished its spot as the most visited hate site. Stormfront has been a hub for online radicalization, with its members committing numerous hate crimes as well as more than 100 murders in the last decade.

Once a relatively mainstream anti-immigration page, VDARE has become an anti-immigration hate website dedicated to preserving a white nation. VDARE regularly publishes articles by prominent white nationalists, race scientists, anti-Semites, and eugenicists.

Abiding Truth Ministries is an anti-LGBTQ hate group. The group advocates for the criminalization of LGBTQ people, including outcomes like lengthy prison sentences and death.

ACT for America is the largest anti-Muslim extremist group in the U.S. with 280,000 members and more than 1,000 chapters across the country. They have described Muslim civil rights groups, such as the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as “jihadists wearing suits.” Their ultimate goal is to make America “safer” by eradicating Islam.

AltRight.com is one white supremacist Richard Spencer's propaganda sites. Like his National Policy Institute, AltRight.com spreads an eliminationist message about groups they perceive as genetically inferior. Spencer's ultimate goal is an ethnic cleansing off all non-white and non-christians from the U.S.

America's Promise Ministry is both a Christian Identity church and a major publisher and distributor of right-wing extremist materials. The group peddles a version of Christian Identity that promotes white separatism and contempt for Jews and non-whites. Several of the group's congregants have committed serious violent crimes, including bank robberies and terrorist bombings.

American Christian Ministries is a Christian Identity church that is anti-Semitic and preaches that people of color are animal-like beasts of the field, and therefore without souls. The group is also extremely anti-LGBTQ and pushes dangerous conversion therapy practices.

American College of Pediatricians is an anti-LGBTQ hate group that closely collaborates with the National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), and has a history of propagating damaging falsehoods about LGBTQ people, including linking homosexuality to pedophilia. ACP masquerades as a group of pediatricians and other healthcare professionals in the United States interested in the wellbeing of children but use pseudo-science and other discredited practices to advance their agenda.

American Constitution Center believes that Western civilization is at war with Islam and the group actively stokes fear of Muslims. They sell propaganda videos that call American mosques "war factories" and insinuate that all Muslims are terrorists.

A decade ago, American Defense Records portrayed itself as an anti-liberal, patriotic skinhead music label but avoided the most unambiguous signs of white supremacy. In recent years, the label has dropped any pretenses about such matters, reissuing Hammerskin-affiliated projects. Besides releasing records, label boss Travis David Condor is probably best known for his role in a group baseball bat/pipe assault on homeless man in 2010.

American Family Association pushes false claims that equate homosexuality with pedophilia and argue that there's a "homosexual agenda" afoot that is set to bring about the downfall of white civilization. The group is also extremely anti-Muslim. Through it's radio broadcast programs, AFA has become a chief purveyor of lies about LGBTQ people.

American Freedom Alliance claims to be “a non-political, non-partisan movement which promotes, defends and upholds Western values and ideals" but is actually a prominent source of anti-Muslim bigotry. AFA willingly stoked the “Barack Obama is a Muslim” meme, challenged the building of the “Ground Zero mosque”, and supports a virulently anti-Muslim blog called Jihad Watch.

The American Freedom Party is a political party established by racist Southern California skinheads that aims to deport immigrants and return the United States to white rule. Its members believe that whites deserve a nation of their own and that non-whites endanger white culture and society.

American Immigration Control Foundation, or Americans for Immigration Control, is a group that has ties to white nationalists and sells publications authored by racists and anti-immigrant figures who routinely demonize immigrants. AICF's website suggests that immigrants have "sown the seeds of ethnic strife in America" and that large-scale immigration into America, especially developing world immigration, is "a policy rooted in humanistic pride and the worship of Mammon [a Biblical reference to anti-Christian materialism]." AICF has been headed by John Vinson since 1990. Vinson is also editor of the anti-immigration publication Border Watch, is a frequent speaker at meetings for the racist Council of Conservative Citizens and is a founding member of the white supremacist League of the South.

New Century Foundation is a self-styled think tank that promotes pseudo-scientific studies and research that make baseless claims about the inferiority of Blacks to whites. They publish a regular magazine promoting their beliefs called American Renaissance. While the publication avoids open racial slurs and attempts to portray itself as serious scholarship, it regularly features proponents of eugenics and blatant anti-Black racists. The foundation also sponsors American Renaissance conferences every other year where racist "intellectuals" rub shoulders with Klansmen, neo-Nazis and other white supremacists. The group has also been known to go to high schools to try and recruit new members.

A rapidly growing white supremacist group that sprung up in the wake of Trump's candidacy, this group advocates for creation of a purely white "homeland" and the removal of all people of color from the country. Vanguard America member, James Alex Fields, was responsible for murdering anti-racist activist Heather Heyer during the "Unite the Right" rally.

American Vikings is an off-shoot of the violent Vinlanders Social Club, a neo-Nazi gang with a reputation for fist-fighting and following a racist, pagan religion known as Odinism. The owner of American Vikings has faced numerous charges for assault and hate crimes.

American Vision advocates for the execution of doctors and parents who carry out abortions and have declared Islam an enemy of Western civilization. American Vision spreads its anti-gay ideology by providing homeschoolers with DVDs, CDs, books, and other materials containing anti-gay propaganda.

Americans for Legal Immigration (ALIPAC) urges members to take hostile actions against undocumented immigrants and anyone who supports immigration reform. They frequently compare undocumented immigrants to terrorists. Their discussion forum is essentially the Stormfront of the anti-immigrant movement. Even other anti-immigrant groups find there hate to be excessive - the founder of the Minutemen, a border patrol group, wrote in an email that William Gheen and his cohorts are “incurable racists who limit activist participation to only white persons, bigots.”

Americans for Truth about Homosexuality (AFTAH) is an organization which mainly spreads hateful propaganda and claims that homosexuality can be “cured.”

ATLAH World Missionary Church is a extreme anti-gay and anti-Muslim church. Its leaders frequently use anti-gay epithets and have stated that it is a Christian imperative to kill gay people by stoning.

Bad Dreams Recordings, formerly known as Unholy Anarchy Records, is another label owned by the National Alliance. This label specializes in a sub-genre of racist "black metal" music, known to the radical right as National Socialist Black Metal.

Bare Naked Islam is a hub for anti-Muslim bigotry. The group regularly promotes and celebrates attacks against Muslims and mosques. Articles and comments posted on Bare Naked Islam urge attacks on and desecration of American and European mosques. Numerous BNI members have been arrested for anti-Muslim hate crimes.

Behold Barbarity Records & Distro sells blatantly white supremacist music. Many of their records reference white supremacists codes such as "88" and "14."

Borderkeepers of Alabama is a vigilante anti-immigrant group that sends teams of men armed with military weaponry to hunt for undocumented immigrants. Members of the group openly advocate for massive violence against undocumented immigrants. Members of the group also participated in the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge takeover. On multiple occasions the group has violently stopped border crossings.

Center for Family and Human Rights (C-FAM) is a pseudo-science anti-LGBTQ group that spreads false claims about feminism, abortion, reproductive rights, and LGBTQ people. Their spokesperson has made public calls for people to "take out" Hillary Clinton and to shoot and kill leftists at universities.

The Center for Security Policy has gone from a respected hawkish think tank focused on foreign affairs to a conspiracy-oriented mouthpiece for the growing anti-Muslim movement in the United States. Known for its accusations that a shadowy “Muslim Brotherhood” has infiltrated all levels of government and warnings that “creeping Shariah,” or Islamic religious law, is a threat to American democracy.

Christian Action Network is an anti-Islamic organization that defames and spreads libel about Muslim leaders. The group provokes public fear, paranoia, hatred, and anger against Muslims.

Christian Revival Center is a religious cult run by the head of the Ku Klux Klan and espuses a racist and anti-Semitic Christian Identity theology.

Christogenea is a Christian Identity organization preaching the rise of a "Christian Reich" and argues the superiorty of whites over all other races.

Citizen Warrior's goal is to marginalize and disempower Muslims.

Citizens for National Security spread conspiracy-theories about Muslims including false accusations that Muslim civil rights groups were "in" on 9/11.

The Conservative Republicans of Texas is an anti-LGBT group that primarily uses lies and falsehoods to demonize LGBTQ people.

Counter Jihadist Coalition of Southern California pushes a conspiratorial anti-Muslim agenda under the guise of fighting extremism. The group seeks to rouse public fears by consistently vilifying the Islamic faith and asserting the existence of an Islamic conspiracy to destroy "American" values.

Covenant People’s Ministry is a Christian Identity group - a racist religion which claims that whites are God’s true chosen people, that Jews are imposters of Satanic descent, and that people of color are less than fully human. The leader of the Covenant People’s Ministry is an avowed neo-Nazi and follower of National Socialism.

Crew 38 is a “support group” for the Hammerskins - the most violent and best-organized neo-Nazi skinhead group in the United States. A number of its members have been convicted of harassing, beating or murdering minorities. Many popular racist rock bands are affiliated with the Hammerskin Nation. Crew 38's leader advocates the murder of sex offenders, Jews, Black people, and LGBTQ people. The girlfriend of Wisconsin Sikh Temple shooter, Wade Michael Page, was a member of Crew38. Crew 38 helps to fund the Hammerskins by selling hate core music and t-shirts through Antipathy Records.

David Horowitz Freedom Center has become the premier financier of anti-Muslim voices and radical ideologies, as well as acting as an exporter of misinformation that seeks to increase popular appeal for fears of Muslims. The group also sponsors a college campus project that promotes anti-Muslim views and arranges events with anti-Muslim activists.

Divine International Church of the Web is a Christian Identity group - a racist religion which claims that whites are God’s true chosen people, that Jews are imposters of Satanic descent, and that people of color are less than fully human.

Elegy Records is one of the biggest distributors of racist black metal.

Euro Folk Radio is a Christian Identity radio station that promotes the views of violent neo-Nazi's like Billy Roper and other pastors within the racist Christian Identity movement. Many of Euro Folk Radio's followers believe that transgender people need to killed.

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The European American Front is a white nationalist group closely tied to Stormfront that believes white civilization is facing extermination. The Pace Confederate Depot is a financial front for the EAF, and brings in funding for the group by selling Confederate Flags.

Faith and Heritage is a racist group and religious movement that distorts Christian teachings to promote a white ethno-state. They openly state their goal to evangelize their members into believing that white people who do not subscribe to their vision are race traitors.

Faith Freedom International is an anti-Islamic organization that promotes fear of Muslims and spreads falsehoods under the guise of helping people "escape" Islam. Their Facebook account was permanently banned for hate speech.

Faith2Action is an anti-LGBTQ group that spreads lies and falsehoods about LGBTQ people, including equating LGBTQ people to being alcoholics and pedophiles.

Faithful Word Baptist Church preaches an extreme belief in Mosaic Law that requires LGBTQ people to be put to death. The group's leader has also led a sermon calling for the death of President Obama.

The Family Research Institute is an anti-gay hate group that uses discredited research to demonize LGBTQ people. Like white nationalist "think tanks" FRI attempts to bring an academic veneer to bigotry.

Family Security Matters is a off-shoot of the Center for Security Policy that pushes to have Islam outlawed in the U.S. Members of the group have referred to the Arab world as a "pathetic wreck of a civilization" and have encouraged the use of nuclear weapons against Muslim countries.

Family Watch International promotes the criminalization of LGBTQ people and works to undermine international efforts to address HIV and AIDS. The group also promotes fictious science around conversation therapy.

The Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation and its publishing imprint, FGF Books, promote books and essays of "academic racism." Their weekly column routinely contains articles from leading anti-Semites and white nationalists.

Fortress of Faith claims it is "exposing" Islam and helping people to "escape" Islam but the group mainly vilifies Muslims as enemies of Christianity and regularly promotes falsehoods about Muslims.

The Foundation for the Marketplace of Ideas is a racist organization masquerading as a free speech group. They host confernces for the "alt-right" and bring in the movement's most prominent white nationalist speakers. Their executive director has published a manifesto depicting the assassination of civil rights attorneys while other board members include known white nationalist and anti-gay activists.

Free American is a neo-confederate, anti-Semitic and white supremacist radio show, blog, and book publisher. Free American pushes the belief that white genocide is underway and that non-whites must be militantly opposed.

Generations (formerly Generations with Vision) spreads anti-LGBTQ messages through a daily radio program. The group believes that homosexuality should punishable by life in prison or execution, and they believe that the victims of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting deserved to die.

The H.L. Mencken Club advocates for a country which is either completely inhabited by whites or dominated by whites. They run an annual conference that draws the leaders of other white nationalist hate groups and the "academic" racist movement.

Hate Crime Streetwear Productions sells white supremacist music, clothing, and other items. This company is closely associated with the violent Hammerskins and Crew 38.

Hatreon is a white supremacist crowdfunding site. It was set up to fund the projects of white supremacist leaders like Richard Spencer and Andrew Anglin after their accounts had been shut down by Patreon and PayPal.

Heritage and Destiny is a white nationalist publication that operates as an arm of the facist AF-BNP party. The group actively engages in Holocaust denial and belives that the U.S. and U.K. are divinely driven to become white ethno-states.

Identity Evropa is the result of a rebranding of The National Youth Front, the youth wing of the Neo-Nazi American Freedom Party. This rising white nationalist group is trying to establish new chapters on college campues and recruit young adults into the hate movement. Its members believe that whites deserve a nation of their own and that non-whites endanger white culture and society.

Illinois Family Institute heavily focuses on attacking LGBTQ people and homosexuality in general. The organization has embraced the groundless propaganda of Paul Cameron, a researcher whose studies about the life expectancy of homosexuals are entirely discredited.

The label offers music from some of the white power scene's most listened to bands. The ISD Records Web site links directly to the Blood & Honour radio network, which streams hate music over the Internet.

Jihad Watch is a blog backed by the Horowitz Freedom Center that depicts Islam as an inherently violent faith that is a threat to world peace. The group deliberately mischaracterizes Muslims as inherently violent and prone to terrorism.

Maryland State Skinheads is a racist skinhead group. Their online music store - Label 56 - distributes racist skinhead music CDs, videos, and merchandise. It has links on the home pages to several other Northeastern skinhead groups, including the Maryland Skinheads, the Keystone State Skinheads, American Thule Society, and the Vinlanders Social Club. Label 56 signed Wisconsin Sikh temple killer Wade Michael Page to a recording contract prior to his shooting spree.

Mass Resistance is an anti-LGBTQ hate group the actively works to undermine sucide prevention programs focused on at-risk LGBTQ youth and spreads damaging lies about LGBTQ people.

Micetrap Distribution provides white-power music devotees an outlet to purchase CDs, clothing, books, flags, and other white supremacist and Nazi paraphernalia. The company also hosts a forum for skinheads and neo-Nazis associated with a racist brand of neo-Paganism.

Mission to Israel is an anti-government Christian Identity group. They believe the U.S. government should be overthrown and replaced with white christian leaders. Their leader, Ted R. Weiland, frquently refers to Jews as their enemy.

Mission: America is a radically anti-LGBTQ organization. The group works to prevent LGBTQ people from teaching in schools and works to criminalize LGBTQ people.

MSR recruits bands to put out hate music in different genres, such as country, bluegrass, folk and electronic. Its website mostly peddles traditional hate rock bands, both foreign and domestic. It also sells Nazi Skinhead videos and the Blood & Honour Field Manual, a guide on "how to be an effective racialist" that instructs its readers that "lone white wolves must be respected and left alone to stalk the worst enemies of our race."

The Northwest Front is a white separatist movement dedicated to establishing a white ethno-state in the Pacific Northwest. Northwest Front's founder was cited by Dylann Roof as an inspiration for his terrorist attack. Northwest Front's founder stated that Dylann Roof's attack was "a preview of coming attractions."

The National Socialist Movement's record label, NSM88 Records, sells CDs from hate-music groups as well as books and DVDs celebrating Nazis and Adolph Hitler, some of which are sold at the symbolic price of $14.88. (The number 14 is short for the white supremacist slogan "14 words" and eighty-eight is neo-Nazi code for "Heil Hitler." NSM88 also sells uniforms emblazoned with swastikas.

Occidental Dissent is a neo-confederate secessionist group. The group traffics in openly bigoted, nativist, and anti-immigrant language. They actively encourage members to hoard weapons, ammunition and supplies believing that a second war for secession is coming.

The Occidental Quarterly (TOQ) is a racist journal - operated by the Charles Martel Society - devoted to the idea that as whites become a minority "the civilization and free governments that whites have created" will be jeopardized. Its editors and advisory board members have constituted a who's who of the radical right, and its regular publication of extremist articles has made it a favorite among academic racists in America. TOQ advocates for "phasing out" people from "incompetent cultures" and seeks to "prove" that Blacks are far more criminal than whites.

Pass the Salt Ministries is an anti-LGBTQ hate group. The group travels to pro-LGBTQ houses of worship and distrupt those services. The group advocates for a return to Mosaic Law and the criminalization of LGBTQ people.

Patriot Dissent is a white supremacist book publisher that sells books that are explicitly genocidal and promote violence against Jews, people of color of LGBTQ communities.

Pig Blood Bullets LLC sells bullets dipped in pigs blood. This group believes that these special bullets will "pacify" Muslims. The group clearly markets these bullets to be used exclusively on Muslims.

“The Political Cesspool” is an overtly racist, anti-LGBTQ, and anti-Semitic radio show hosted by a self-avowed white nationalist who calls for an immigration policy that only allows for immigration from white countries.

Political Islam claims that its goal is to educate people on the "evils" of Islam. The group preaches falsehoods that Islam is a violent political ideology meant to divide the world and is incompatible with Western civilization.

Pray in Jesus Name Project promotes the false notion that LGBTQ people are pedophiles as well as other discriminatory beliefs.

Probe Ministries uses a widely syndicated radio broadcast and online articles to delcare homosexuality a sin that should be criminalized. They campaign for nonstraight people to become straight and advocate for harmful conversion therapies.

Public Advocate of the United States believes that homosexuality is a disease and preach falsehoods that LGBTQ people are pedophiles.

Radix Journal is a radio show and blog owned by the National Policy Institute - a leader in the world of "academic racism." Mascarding as a think tank, the organization funds psuedo-science to demonstrate genetic inferiority of non-whites and hosts some of the largest gatherings of white supremacists and neo-nazis. It is the main platform for neo-nazi Richard Spencer.

The National Alliance's record label, Resistance Records, once helped the hate group generate more than $1 million a year. Explicitly genocidal in its ideology, NA materials call for the eradication of Jews and other races and the creation of an all-white homeland. Over the years, the NA produced huge amounts of propaganda, which inspired numerous acts of terror including the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. NA members were connected to at least 14 violent crimes between 1984 and 2005, including bank robberies, shootouts with police and, in Florida, a plan to bomb the main approach to Disney World.

RootBocks is a white supremacist crowdfunding site. Many of the recent projects include the defense fund of Charlottesville terrorist James Fields as well as funds for other organizers of the violent Unite the Right event.

Ruth Institute believes that marriage equality is a threat on par with genocide. The group uses such unhinged and hateful rhetoric that even other anti-gay groups have distanced themselves from the Ruth Institute.

Sacred Truth Publishing & Ministries is affiliated with the Christian Identity group Christogenea. They publish articles and sell books advocating that white people are God’s true chosen people, that Jews are imposters of Satanic descent, and that people of color are less than fully human. Their teachings cater directly to neo-Nazis. Nearly all of their publications are 88 pages long, a reference to the neo-Nazi symbol 88.

Save California spreads lies, defamatory and false propaganda about the LGBTQ community. They depict LGBTQ people as predatory and attempting to convert children to unhealthy lifestyles. They also make dangerously unfounded claims about LGBTQ people and HIV/AIDS.

Scott-Townsend Publishers is the publishing arm of the Council for Social and Economic Studies. They publish books and journals in support of "academic" racism. Their books and journals are used to support anti-Semitism, the racial inferiority of non-whites, and eugenics.

Scriptures for America Ministries is a Christian Identity hate group. From their newsletters and radio broadcasts, they propound white supremacist views, claiming to have Biblical proof that whites are God’s “chosen people” and people of color are inferior and soulless. They also denounce Jews and LGBTQ people, saying t that homosexuals should be executed. Their founder was one of the leading anti-Jewish, anti-minority and anti-gay propagandists. This groups has been particular influencial with the violent Aryan Nation, The Order, and Ku Klux Klan.

Shoebat Foundation is run by Walid Shoebat, a man who falsely claims to be a recovered "Muslim terrorist." Through his foundation, Shoebat gives lectures to local police departments regarding his belief that "most Muslims seek to impose Sharia in the United States." He encourages law enforcement to monitor Muslim student groups and local mosques and, if possible, tap their phones.

Silver Bullet Gun Oil sells a line of products for automatic weapons that allegedly contains liquefied pig fat for the expressed purpose of killing Muslims and denying them “a place in paradise.” The manufacturer boasts its mere existence will terrorize Muslims.

The Social Contract Press (TSCP) routinely publishes race-baiting articles penned by white nationalists. TSCP is a program of U.S. Inc, the foundation created by John Tanton, the racist founder and principal ideologue of the modern nativist movement. TSCP puts an academic veneer of legitimacy over what are racist arguments about the inferiority of today's immigrants.

The South Africa Project advocates the belief that white people are the victims of genocide in South Africa and that the same thing will happen in the U.S.

Southern Future is a neo-Confederate hate blog that promotes the teachings of George Fitzhugh, an American social theorist who published racial and slavery-based sociological theories in the antebellum era. He argued that "the Negro is but a grown up child" who needs the economic and social protections of slavery.

Stahlhelm Records distributes white nationalist hate core music. Their music promotes violence against non-whites and is regularly shared on forums like Stormfront. This group is a thinly disguised mouthpiece for some of the most dangerous organized hate groups in the country.

Stedfast Baptist Church advocates for the execution of LGBTQ people and praised the murder of the victims of the Orland Pulse nightclub shooting. The group frequently slurs LGBTQ people and makes false statements about LGBTQ people being pedophiles.

Stop the Islamization of the World is one of the many anti-Muslim groups run by Robert Spencer and Pamela Gellar. The groups runs ad campaigns that paint Muslims as blood thirsty killers out to kill Jews. They promote a conspiratorial anti-Muslim agenda under the guise of fighting extremism and seek to rouse public fears by consistently vilifying the Islamic faith and asserting the existence of an Islamic conspiracy to destroy 'American' values.

Straight Way of Grace Ministry promotes antagonistic and false views of Muslims. The group calls Islam a "wicked cult" and gives presentations around the country stoking fear that Muslims will kill and rape their children.

Sultan Knish, a blog by Daniel Greenfield, is a hate blog closely tied to anti-Muslim leader Robert Spencer. Daniel Greenfield pushes absurd lies to stoke fear of Muslims including that Muslims want to commit genocide against Jews and that Muslims host "massive pedophile marriage ceremonies."

The Campus Ministry USA sends "preachers" to college campus around the country to provide open-air sermons decrying LGBTQ people.

The Creativity Movement is the latest of several incarnations of the racist group originally known as Church of the Creator. The movement promotes what it sees as the inherent superiority and “creativity” of the white race. Their tagline is “white racial loyalty without compromise." Over the years, some so-called Creators have acted on their group’s calls for RaHoWa — “racial holy war” — and have been arrested and imprisoned for violent, race-based crimes.

The Occidental Observer is a white nationalist and anti-Semitic online publication. The Occidental Observer (and its parent organization - the Charles Martel Society) try to couch white nationalist arguments as academic commentary on Black inferiority and the threat of immigration to white identity.

Tightrope Records is a a distributor of racist music, t-shirts, weapons, and other white supremacist paraphenalia. Many of the bands on the label are are associated with racist skinhead groups such as Volksfront, the Vinlanders Social Club or, especially, the Hammerskins.

Tom Brown Ministries preaches that homosexuality is a mental illness and promotes harmful conversion therapy practices.

The Traditional Values Coalition spreads falsehoods about LGBTQ people that have been thoroughly discredited. The group also pushes harmful rhetoric calling LGBTQ people pedophiles.

Truth in Love Project is run by Shahram Hadian, a former Muslim-turned-pastor who travels around the country giving lectures that demonize Muslims. He paints Muslims as barbaric and prone to terrorism.

Understanding the Threat is a consultation and training group founded by disgraced former FBI agent John Guandolo. Understanding the Threat is part of the inner core of the U.S. Islamophobia network. The group promotes violence against Muslims by making unsubstantiated claims that Muslim civil rights groups are terrorist fronts. As for Guandolo he tries to train law enforcement and security officers to support violence and hatred toward all Muslims. In his training materials, Guandolo refers to America's mosques and Islamic centers as "barracks." Guandolo falsely claims "it is a permanent command in Islam for Muslims to hate and despise Jews and Christians."

United Riot Records is associated with the the 211 Crew/211 Bootboys - a New York City and D.C. area skinhead group. The music on the label emphasizes ultra-nationalism and Islamophobia.

The United West promotes propaganda asserting that all "mosques are bases of operation to launch a ‘Cultural Jihad’ against America!” The group teaches law enforcement that Islam is obligated to destroy Jews and the Christians. The group considers themselves to be soldiers battling Muslims. The group also makes false claims that civil rights groups like CAIR are working with terrorist organizations.

Verity Baptist Church is a Christian extremist church teaching that LGBTQ people are pedophiles and that the government should execute them. They have also celebrated the deaths of the victims of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting saying that "they deserved what they got."

Vinland Clothing is a financial front for the Golden State Skinheads - a racist skinhead group responsible for stabing an anti-racist protester in front of the state capitol building in 2016. Vindland Clothing sells clothing clearly branded with neo-nazi and white supremacist symbols.

Virginia Christian Alliance is a group known for their outright bigoted rhetoric about Muslims and LGBTQ people. This group preaches that Islam is tool of oppression, destruction, and death. The group also equates homosexuality to a “psychological disorder” and puts it on par with “incest, pedophilia, [and] bestiality.”

Is the publishing arm of the National Policy Institute - a leader in the world of "academic racism." Masquerading as a think tank, the organization funds psuedo-science to demonstrate genetic inferiority of non-whites and hosts some of the largest gatherings of white supremacists and neo-Nazis. It is the main platform for Richard Spencer.

WeSearchr is a crowd funding platform for white nationalist causes as well as for funding efforts to "doxx" and harass private individuals. The platform is regularly used to create "legal defense funds" for white nationalist hate leaders. The platform is currently being used by the Daily Stormer's Andrew Anglin to fund his legal defense for organizing more than 700 instances of harassment since December 2016.

Wolfhook Life Clothing produces and distributes clothing with language in support of white nationalists.

Wolftyr Productions specializes in racist form of pagan black metal and promotes shows for bands comprised of avowed Nazis and Skinheads.

Yahushua DSCI Ministry is a militant Christian Identity organization that believes the end times are near and that they will be called upon to eliminate people of color, Jews, LGBTQ people and others that they believe to be "demonic." Their sermons are specifically targeted to white supremacists.

Natural Law Defense Fund (NLDF), a non-profit legal firm that defends biblical principals and the Judeo-Christian ethic against government encroachment, is collecting the funds for his legal fees.

A home schooling mother of five, Laurie Cardoza-Moore’s original “wake-up call” was the discovery of anti-Semitic, anti-Christian, and anti-American content in her children’s textbooks.  The revelation of the early seeds of indoctrination of America’s children began her quest to bring awareness and change through every avenue she could reach:  Legislative, media, advocacy, and ultimately the development of PJTN programs and documentaries that are shared and educate on a mass level.   PJTN programming in support of Israel today reaches over 950 million potential viewers on a regular basis through a network of close to two dozen TV affiliates and satellite broadcasters.

Right-wing Catholic group associated with Brazil's TFP. The American TFP is staffed by approximately 75 full-time members and employees. It claims, with its affiliated America Needs Fatima campaign, to have more than 120,000 members nationwide. The organization's national headquarters are in Spring Grove, Pennsylvania.

Oath Keepers is an anti-government American far-right organization associated with the militia movement. The group describes itself as a non-partisan association of current and former military, police, and first responders, who pledge to fulfill the oath that all military and police take in order to "defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic". It encourages members – some of whom are current and former U.S. military and law enforcement officers – not to obey orders which they believe would violate the Constitution. The organization claims a membership of 35,000 as of 2016.

The FRC often makes false claims about the LGBT community based on discredited research and junk science. The intention is to denigrate LGBT people as the organization battles against same-sex marriage, hate crime laws, anti-bullying programs and the repeal of the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy.

The Middle East Forum is at the center of the Islamophobia network. MEF has received more than $12 million in funding from donors in the network since 2001, and in turn, it has donated funds to organizations featured in the Islamophobia network, including Zuhdi Jasser's American Islamic Forum for Democracy; Frank Gaffney's Center for Security Policy; Robert Spencer's Jihad Watch; and Steven Emerson's Investigative Project on Terrorism. From 2009 to 2012, the highest recipients of MEF funding have been Investigative Project on Terrorism ($1,409,585) and Center for Security Policy ($260,000).

he organization has been involved in the production and distribution of the films Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West, The Third Jihad, Iranium, and Honor Diaries. These films have been criticized for falsifying information and described as anti-Muslim propaganda. The project's advisory board included Frank Gaffney of the Center for Security Policy, Daniel Pipes of the Middle East Forum, and Walid Phares of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. MEMRI provided translations of media from Muslim-majority countries for its films.