Hate Groups

Apparently it’s okay to call an anti-LGBTQ church a hate group — religion doesn’t provide a cover for bigotry.

In 2010, the Highlander Center hosted a retreat for LGBTQ activists. A couple of months later, the organization GetEQUAL was formed.

The growth is largely fueled by white nationalist groups.

The man who once said “fighting solves everything” is now saying that he’s faces “employment discrimination” after being labeled a hate group founder.

The Wolves of Odin is an anti-Muslim hate group, but if you go to their Canadian website you’ll only see love.

She’s peeved after her neighbors started posting signs that say “Hate has no home here.”

Some groups, like the Family Research Council, are dedicated to anti-LGBT hatred – but all of them believe in equal opportunity bigotry.

Guidestar is being hailed for identifying non-profits that oppose LGBTQ rights for their hateful rhetoric and policies.

Christ condemned them as “blind guides” and a “brood of vipers” for using their influence to castigate and condemn instead of teaching peace and love.

Why were the groups Family and Human Rights and the Heritage Foundation part of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women?