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GPAHE Weekly Newsletter
This week: Pride Month faces growing attacks tied to Christian nationalist agendas, TikTok is being used to spread “tradwife” recruitment, transnational far-right networks are exploiting unrest in Belfast to fuel anti-immigrant violence, and the profiles shaping the Christian nationalist movement.
This week: GPAHE tracked Gregory Bovino’s appearance at the “remigration” summit, attacks on women’s and LGBTQ+ rights through the Geneva Consensus Declaration, Christian nationalist “dragon slayer” conferences, rising fears of political violence and voter intimidation, extremist radicalization on fringe forums, and the growing influence of Trump-aligned Christian nationalist networks.
This week: Americans are entering the next election cycle fearing political violence and voter intimidation, while the Remigration Summit in Portugal celebrated Trump’s deportation agenda, Bolsonaro allies gained support ahead of Brazil’s election, anti-Roma violence surged in Hungary, and misogyny became increasingly central within white supremacist movements.
This week: The San Diego Islamic Center attackers’ manifesto analysis, extremist themes in official government messaging; TPUSA’s Women’s Leadership Summit and Christian nationalist ideology is shaping civil rights policy through federally backed initiatives and Project 2025-aligned reforms.
This week: The San Diego mosque attack underscores how violent neo-Nazi accelerationist ideology and transnational white supremacist networks continue fueling extremist violence, while hateful content spreads unchecked online. Our latest reporting also examines anti-immigrant networks expanding across Europe and the Project 2025-linked dark money network backing Republican attorneys general.
This week: Project 2025’s education agenda is rapidly moving into federal policy, while DHS social media increasingly echoes white supremacist and Christian nationalist narratives. A new neo-Nazi forum is rebuilding the violent accelerationist ecosystem once centered around Iron March, and white nationalist symbolism surrounding Trump’s “Freedom 250” celebrations.
