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Tag Archives: Antisemitism in the United States

22Oct/17

Black man hugs neo-Nazi skinhead during Florida protests

October 22, 2017SocialAaron Alex Courtney, Adam Samei, Alt-right, Antisemitism in the United States, Charlottesville, Culture, Far-right politics in the United States, GAINESVILLE, Identity politics, Neo-Nazism, Neo-Nazism in the United States, Political ideologies, Politics, Politics of the United States, Province/State: Florida, Race and society, Richard B. Spencer, Richard Spencer, Samei, Skinhead, Social Issues, Subcultures, United States, White supremacy, White supremacy in the United Statessmbale

GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 19, 2017) (ADAM SAMEI) – A black man confronted a neo-Nazi skinhead and hugged him during an anti-fascist rally at Florida University to denounce a speech by the alt-right leader Richard Spencer on Thursday (October 19). Continue reading →

15Aug/17

Intel CEO resigns from Trump Council over Charlottesville

August 15, 2017PoliticsAlt-right, American Manufacturing Council, Antisemitism in the United States, Brian Krzanich, Business, Businesspeople, Charlottesville, Company: Intel, Donald Trump, Economy of the United States, Intel, Ku Klux Klan, Politics, Right-wing populism in the United States, Unite the Right rally, United States, Washington D.C., White supremacy in the United Statessmbale

WASHINGTON, D.C., UNITED STATES (FILE- FEBRUARY 8, 2017) (RESTRICTED POOL) – Intel CEO Brian Krzanich became the third CEO to resign, on Monday (August 14), from U.S. President Donald Trump’s American Manufacturing Council, following Trump’s initially tepid response to weekend violence at a rally of white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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13Aug/17

Probe begins after deadly white nationalist rally

August 13, 2017CrimeALBEMARLE, Alt-right, American people of German descent, American society, Antisemitism in the United States, Brennan, Business, Charlottesville, Charlottesville Virginia, City: Charlottesville, Climate change skepticism and denial, Donald Trump, James Fields, Jesse Jackson, JOHN ZIEGLER, Linda, Neo-Nazism in the United States, Politics, Politics by country, Politics of the United States, president, Racial views of Donald Trump, Right-wing populism in the United States, The Apprentice, Trump, Unite the Right rally, United States, White supremacy in the United States, WWE Hall of Famesmbale

U.S. authorities begin to investigate the deadly violence stemming from a white nationalist rally in Virginia that challenged President Trump’s leadership. Linda So reports. Continue reading →

16Feb/17

Trump says he is the ‘least racist person’

February 16, 2017PoliticsAlt-right, Antisemitism, Antisemitism in the United States, Business, Businesspeople, Canada, Climate change skepticism and denial, Country: United States, Discrimination, Donald Trump, Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump presidential campaign, Political positions of Donald Trump, Politics, Politics by country, Presidents of the United States, Racial views of Donald Trump, Racism, Religion/Belief, Right-wing populism in the United States, Social Issues, The Apprentice, United States, Washington D.C., WWE Hall of Famesmbale

“Number one, I am the least anti-Semitic person that you’ve ever seen in your entire life. Number two, racism, the least racist person,” says U.S. President Donald Trump when questioned by reporters at the White House. Continue reading →

10Jan/17

I ‘abhor’ the Ku Klux Klan: Sessions

January 10, 2017US ElectionsAntisemitism in the United States, Dianne Feinstein, Discrimination against transgender people, Hatred, Islamophobia in the United States, Jeff Sessions, Ku Klux Klan, Politics of the United States, Ronald Reagan judicial appointment controversies, Terrorism in the United States, United States senators, White supremacy in the United Statessmbale

After Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein expressed her concerns about his views on hate crime laws, Senator Jeff Sessions, during his Senate confirmation hearing to become Attorney General, defended his record to support civil rights reform. Continue reading →

02Mar/16

Trump: ‘I disavow’

March 2, 2016US ElectionsAntisemitism in the United States, David Duke, Donald J. Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump presidential campaign, FrontRunner, Marco Rubio, Mike Pence, Politics, Politics of the United States, Racial views of Donald Trump, Right-wing populism, Right-wing populism in the United States, Ted Cruz, The Apprentice, Trump family, U.S. networks, United States, Writers, WWE Hall of Famesmbale

Republican frontrunner Donald Trump says he has “disavowed” a white supremacist repeatedly, and hopes he will not have to disavow again.
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11Oct/15

Farrakhan praises protesters behind Black Lives Matter

October 11, 2015World20th Anniversary of the Million Man March: Justice or Else, African American Muslims, Antisemitism in the United States, Black Lives Matter, Black supremacists, Discrimination in the United States, Farrakhan, Ferguson, International relations, Louis Farrakhan, Million Family March, Million Man March, Nation of Islam, Nation of Islam and antisemitism, Post–Civil Rights Era African-American history, R (on the application of Farrakhan) v Secretary of State for the Home Department, Religion in the United States, United States, Washington, Washington, DCsmbale

Nation of Islam Leader Louis Farrakhan praises the protesters behind Black Lives Matter, as he addresses crowds at a “Justice or Else” rally in Washington, commemorating the Million Man March 20 years later.

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11Oct/15

“Justice or Else” rally marks 20 years since Million Man March

October 11, 2015World20th Anniversary of the Million Man March: Justice or Else, African American Muslims, American society, Antisemitism in the United States, Apocalypticists, Black Lives Matter, Black supremacists, Elijah Muhammad, Khadijah Farrakhan, Louis Farrakhan, Million Man March, Nation of Islam, Post–Civil Rights Era African-American history, R (on the application of Farrakhan) v Secretary of State for the Home Department, Race and society, Religion in the United States, United States, Washingtonsmbale

(REUTERS) – United in their call to end racial and economic injustice, thousands of activists rallied with the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who led the first Million Man March 20 years ago.
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11Oct/15

Black Americans call for changes on Million Man March anniversary

October 11, 2015WorldAntisemitism in the United States, Articles, Black supremacists, China Central Television, Closed-circuit television, Discrimination against LGBT people in the United States, Louis Farrakhan, Million Man March, Nation of Islam, Peace El, Post–Civil Rights Era African-American history, Religion in the United States, Security, United States, Washington D.C., Wes Wellssmbale

USA-Million Man March

China Central Television (CCTV)- Tens of thousands of black men and women from across the United States gathered at the National Mall in Washington D.C. on Saturday for the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March, calling for changes in policing and social justice for black communities.
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19Jul/15

Flag dispute triggers clash at South Carolina capitol

July 19, 2015WorldAmerican nationalism, American society, Anti-Islam sentiment, Antisemitism in the United States, Carolina, Christian terrorism, Colombia, Columbia, Detroit, Discrimination against LGBT people in the United States, Discrimination in the United States, Dylann Roof, Flags of the Confederate States of America, History of the United States, Islamophobia in the United States, Kelley Hughes, Ku Klux Klan, National Socialist Movement, Politics, Politics of the United States, Race in the United States, Reconstruction, Roof, Social Issues, South Carolina, South Carolina State House, southern poverty, Southern Poverty Law Center, Terrorism in the United States, United States, United States Capitol, White supremacy in the United Statessmbale

A Ku Klux Klan chapter and an African-American group held overlapping demonstrations outside the South Carolina State House, where state officials removed the Confederate battle flag last week.

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