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Democrat Josh Stein, the current Attorney General of the state, has defeated self-professed "Black Nazi" Republican Mark Robinson in the race for North Carolina governor.
The Republican candidate for North Carolina governor also expressed support for reinstating slavery on message boards from the adult website "Nude Africa."
Baker was a dancer and singer who fought for Black civil rights and against the Nazis.
The man representing the North Carolina Republican party is a Holocaust denier who has often compared homosexuality to pedophilia.
Some of the neo-Nazis took their hatred on the road to the Sunshine State from Ohio, Wisconsin and Maine.
Mark Robinson, the Republican candidate for North Carolina governor, made the vile comments in a Facebook video that is still up less than a week before the elections.
Robinson appears determined to stay in the race for North Carolina governor even after further disgusting comments by him were uncovered.
In a world where hypocrisy runs rampant, politicians like Mark Robinson preach hate while secretly desiring what they condemn, writes Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière.
Mark Robinson's scandal is typical Republican behavior, writes John Casey.
Corey DeAngelis has gone dark on social media.
Despite effectively showcasing the dangers of fascism, J.K. Rowling consistently fails to represent the real-world victims of a horrifying ideology.
Lucian Wintrich, speaking on "It's OK to Be White," was arrested after leaving the stage and grabbing a woman in the crowd.
Vice President Kamala Harris, an LGBTQ+ champion, faced former President Donald Trump in the presidential election. Hundreds of LGBTQ+ people also ran for office on the federal, state, and local levels. Here's reporting from The Advocate's team of reporters across the country, including in D.C. with Harris.
A hovering white bloat is a metaphor for white, conservative Christians floating over people of color.
In the most comprehensive political survey of LGBTQ+ Americans ever conducted found most respondents – 85% – “always” or “nearly always” voted, compared with roughly a third of the general population.
Judy and Dennis Shepard reflect on the 10th anniversary of the hate-crimes law bearing their son's name, which is the subject of a new Oxygen special.
Mark Robinson sues CNN for leaking 'Black Nazi' porn site messages
The Republican candidate for North Carolina governor accused the outlet of leaking his information, while refusing to admit it was his information.