Pit bulls are the favorite dogs of many white supremacists because they are perceived as savage fighters. The Pennsylvania-based Keystone State Skinheads' logo is a pitt bull's face superimposed over a red, white and black keystone.

The Posse Comitatus was a loosely organized, far-right populist social movement that originated in Oregon and California around 1970 and reached its peak in the early 1980s. Its members believed that the county level of government was... Read more

Racist skinheads are a variation of the skinhead subculture that arose in Great Britain the late 1960s and early 1970s and have come to compose one of the major segments of the white supremacist movement in the... Read more

Revolt Through Tradition is a small alt right group formed in June 2019. The group is patterned after the Rise Above Movement (R.A.M.), which focuses on fitness, training, and activism. Revolt Through Tradition is aligned with R.A.M... Read more

White supremacists coined the term "anti-antifa" and related imagery to express their disdain for anti-fascists. The term is used widely among right-wing extremists.

Richard Butler (1918-2004) was a California engineer and "pastor" in the racist and antisemitic religious sect Christian Identity. In 1974 he moved to Idaho to found Aryan Nations, a neo-Nazi group based on Christian Identity principles. From... Read more

Richard Spencer is a white supremacist who is considered one of the leaders of the American alt right movement. Spencer ran the white supremacist National Policy Institute and was also one of the leaders behind the deadly... Read more

Rick Wiles is a Florida-based antisemitic pastor who founded TruNews and is a host on the platform. He sometimes cloaks his extreme antisemitism as anti-Zionism. He is also anti-LGBTQ+ and Islamophobic, and expresses other bigoted viewpoints on... Read more