Proud Boys Members & Neo-Nazi Group Fight, Threaten Each Other
A far-right extremist street gang started fighting with a group of neo-Nazis.
July 5, 2023
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A far-right extremist street gang started fighting with a group of neo-Nazis.
Students discovered a swastika and homophobic text on whiteboards in multiple dorms.
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Matthew Alan Lehigh used his to car to attack people he perceived to be LGBTQ+.
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A tipster reported the group of identically clad extremists before they could get to their destination.
The right is weaponizing language to encourage acts of violence against marginalized communities.
"As a non-binary athlete navigating a very gendered world of athletics, it's easy to feel out of place," Hiltz said.