Rise Above Movement (R.A.M.)-inspired "Active Clubs" are geographically dispersed, loosely connected, localized white supremacist fight clubs that consider themselves vigilante soldiers standing guard against a perceived existential threat to their "white future." Although not officially linked to... Read more

East Coast Knights is a Pennsylvania-based Klan group claiming to have realms/chapters in several states across the country. They have been active in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.

Ecofascists core beliefs center around the idea that environmental degradation is reaching a pinnacle caused by overpopulation and policies that are pro-immigration and/or promote multiculturalism. Adherents weave white supremacy, anti-multiculturalism, antisemitism and xenophobia into these beliefs. They... Read more

Esoteric Hitlerism is a pseudo-scholarly take on Nazi doctrine that injects mysticism and synthesizes Nazism with Hinduism. A cornerstone of this belief is that Adolf Hitler was an incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu. One of the... Read more

The European Kindred is a large white supremacist prison gang based primarily in Oregon and founded in 1998. There is an European Kindred presence in Washington and Idaho as well. The group's patch is a "shield" tattoo... Read more

FEAR was a large militia group formed by soldiers stationed at Fort Stewart in Georgia. It operated between 2011 and 2012. Members of FEAR plotted various terrorist acts - including assassinating then-President Barack Obama - and killed... Read more

Feuerkreig Division (FKD) is a small international neo-Nazi group that advocates for a race war, along with other extreme white supremacist views. FKD calls for violence against their perceived enemies and destruction of "the system," or society... Read more

The Folkish Resistance Movement (FRM) is a small neo-Nazi group that was founded in 2019 as Folksfront and rebranded as FRM in late 2021. FRM distributes propaganda that features crossed runes that resemble a swastika and explicit... Read more