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"India Walton is the Democratic nominee for Mayor of Buffalo. No amount of racist misogyny from the old boys' club is going to change that," AOC tweeted.

Terresha Lucas, 30, of Douglasville, Georgia, is charged with eight counts of making terroristic threats.

"I felt scared and sad because I'm the only Black kid on the team," said 12-year-old Laquan Mongo from Massachusetts.

Waterloo City Council member Margaret Klein opposed the change, writing about the "devastating impact of removing the beloved 50-year patch design" on Facebook.

The postcard sent in 2019 contained a racial slur directed at Latinos and threatened Waters with a "bullet" to the head.

Sheffield Lake police chief Anthony Campo said he retired after the city's mayor placed him on administrative leave while the incident was investigated.

Victor Buttermoore allegedly committed the crime because he was angry over the recent quitting of one of his former employees.

"Critical race theory says every white person is a racist," the senator said during a Faith & Freedom conference.

The Orange County chapter of the NAACP released a statement Saturday clarifying that it is not involved in the upcoming counter-protest in Huntington Beach, California.

"White civil rights! Our ancestors settled the land, established the country, made the laws—we're the majority. Why shouldn't we control our own destiny???" the flier advertising the rally asked.

He founded a Ku Klux Klan chapter in the Carolinas and also told jurors that he would kill more Jewish people if he got the chance.

Harry Rogers, a self-described leader of the Ku Klux Klan, will face at least one fewer year in prison after appealing his sentence for driving into a crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters in Virginia last year.

The notes were delivered in white envelopes, some with the names of residents on, some without. None of them had a name of a sender.

"We are resilient people who have trusted in God through slavery and the Underground Railroad, Jim Crow and the Civil Rights Movement, and now we face an apparent rise in white supremacy," Rev. Dr. Ianther M. Mills said.

"I have gotten accustomed to standing up to bullies in my life," the progressive Democrat said of the president's attacks against her.

U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero ordered far-right activists Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman to cease their campaign of "electoral terror" by making misleading robocalls while comparing the pair's tactics to those of the Ku Klux Klan on Wednesday.

"Borat 2" has been hit by its latest bout of controversy after CPAC has threatened legal action over scenes Sacha Baron Cohen shot in the conference.

Many Trump critics on social media have said that the president is supported by the two violent extremist groups.

The very provision that was designed to keep religious prejudice out of the Constitution has been reinterpreted in terms that enforce such prejudice, giving the Constitution's religious liberty a slant against orthodoxy.

The college's board of trustees voted unanimously to change the building's name, after it was discovered that the man it was named after had allegedly been a member of the Ku Klux Klan.

The flag was displayed close to the home of a biracial couple and in view from the nearby highway.

Three different jurisdictions are investigating flyers linked to the Loyal White Knights group that have been distributed in neighborhoods.

Madison Hartmann is accused of twice breaking SeaQuest's harassment policy over images she posted on social media.

Neighbors described how they found it "a little extreme" that the suspect would hang nooses in his front yard on Halloween.

The Change.org petition is one of a number of campaigns to have gone viral in the past few days.

The online petitions went viral after President Donald Trump said antifa will be treated as a terrorist organization.

A similar incident also occurred at a Vons store in Santee, San Diego, earlier this month.

"We're in a global pandemic and can't go to church. I thought it was a nice thought," he explained.

"Tucker is RIGHT!" David Duke, a prominent white supremacist and former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, wrote on Twitter.

"I hope there is a future in which the MAGA hat is looked down upon," Washington Post columnist Matt Sears said.