white supremacy movements

Explores the world of organized racism, focusing on the role women play in hate groups and discussing why they have become the newest recruiting targets of racist groups and crucial to their campaign for racial supremacy.

Traces the historical development of various hate groups in the United States.

Contains case studies, first-person accounts, and interviews with white supremacists to examine hate groups in the United States, explaining the differences between the different groups, and discussing how they sustain themselves by gaining new members.

Research on David Duke's past, his electoral success, and his constituency by journalists, historians, activists, and political scientists.

Traces the history of the Ku Klux Klan from its beginnings and assesses its future role in America.

Seventeen-year-old Ben, living in a trailer park with his unemployed father and younger brother David, becomes involved in a violent white supremacy hate group operating in their small Montana town, but with the help of new girlfriend Eden, and a growing friendship with a local "rich kid, " Ben begins to see the error in his thinking and tries to save his brother before it is too late.

Discusses the history of neo-Nazism, examples of organizations and activities spawned by this ideology, and evidence of the spread of anti-Semitism, racism, and hate crimes.

Frank and Joe investigate the electrocution of an obnoxious radio personality, and the main suspects are a gang of skinhead thugs known as the Bootstompers.

A plea from a dying man he has never seen before involves nineteen-year-old Jonathan in a life-and-death struggle with white-supremacist skinheads.