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GPAHE Brings You the Latest News in Far-Right Hate and Extremism
New from GPAHE: Project 2025 Climbs the Education Mountain
Project 2025’s education agenda is rapidly becoming federal policy, with allies inside the government targeting universities, civil-rights protections, and transgender inclusion while elevating institutions tied to Christian nationalist networks. From investigations into colleges admitting trans women to Pentagon efforts replacing Ivy League military fellowships with Project 2025-linked schools, the push reflects a sweeping ideological campaign to bring American education under far-right conservative control.
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New from GPAHE: “Anti-Christian” Persecution, in 565 Pages
A 565-page DOJ report recasts enforcement of existing laws and civil rights protections as “anti-Christian bias,” attacking LGBTQ+ protections under Title IX, FACE Act prosecutions against abortion clinic blockades, and IRS rules barring churches from electioneering. Meanwhile, the administration is elevating Christian nationalist positions, including the idea that transgender people defy “God’s created order.”
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New from GPAHE: DHS Continues to Post White Supremacist and Christian Nationalist Content on Social Media
DHS social media accounts are increasingly circulating imagery and messaging aligned with white supremacist and Christian nationalist narratives, using patriotic symbolism, nostalgic Americana imagery, and “homeland” rhetoric common among such extremists. The growing presence of these themes in official government communications reflects a dangerous normalization of white supremacist narratives framing the United States as white and Christian.
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New from GPAHE: New Neo-Nazi Web Forum “Fash Front” Reinvigorating Violent Accelerationist Movement
A new neo-Nazi forum is rebuilding the violent extremist ecosystem once centered around Iron March, the network that helped incubate the violent, neo-Nazi Atomwaffen Division and inspired white supremacist terrorism worldwide. “Fash Front” openly glorifies mass killers, promotes “race war” rhetoric, and is attracting a new generation of extremists through Telegram, fringe streaming sites, and decentralized online propaganda networks.
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New from GPAHE: One Nation, One Race, $50 Plus Shipping
IndyCar removed a “Freedom 250” t-shirt promoting Trump’s Washington race after criticism over its “ONE NATION / ONE RACE” slogan, language resembling white supremacist messaging. The shirt, featuring Abraham Lincoln in a racing helmet, adds to intensifying concerns over the nationalistic imagery, personality cult branding, and political spectacle surrounding Trump’s Freedom 250 celebrations.
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Bellingcat – Unearthing a Colombian Politician’s Connections to Neo-Nazi Active Club Group
A Bellingcat investigation revealed ties between a Colombian political figure and the neo-Nazi Active Club network in Bogotá, including links to Hitler birthday celebrations, Combat 18 symbolism, and transnational extremist organizing across Latin America. Heidi Beirich, co-founder of GPAHE, warned that “any sort of legitimacy lent to an outwardly neo-Nazi group, like those that make up the Active Club movement, sets a dangerous precedent.”
