
Examining the influence of white supremacists, neo-Nazis, Christian nationalists, and QAnon conspiracy theorists on Main Street America.
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Perhaps no detail is more important to understanding Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” movement than the religious component: it is overwhelmingly White and evangelical.
Which is why the MAGA president awkwardly attempts to...
A speaker, who identified himself as “Austin,” speaks at an event co-sponsored by the Tennessee Heritage Association and the Young Republicans of Knox County. (Photo: Screenshot/HeritageTN)
First, there was the leak of the Telegram chats o...
Franklin’s Main Street decked out for the Fourth of July (Photo: Phil Williams)
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Neo-Nazi Louis Edward Dunn (aka Buck Fiden) testifies before Davidson County Criminal Court Judge Cynthia Chappell (Photo: Phil Williams)
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Franklin, Tennessee, Pastor Walter Simmons poses in front of the statue commemorating the sacrifices of the United States Color Troops who fought in defense of the Union. (Photo: Phil Williams)
This post is part of a continuing seri...
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Defending democracy. Confronting hate. Speaking truth to power - and the angry mob. Veteran investigative reporter. John Chancellor, duPont, Peabody awards. RTDNA Lifetime Achievement. Pulitzer finalist. Per John Oliver: “Nashville’s Nosiest Bitch.”
Survivor of Christian Nationalism; author of For Such a Time as This; NYT bestselling author of the memoir Not Without My Father: One Woman's 444-Mile Walk of the Natchez Trace; proud immigrant
Army veteran, activist, and investigator focused on exposing extremism and fighting for justice. Founder of Task Force Butler and Veterans Fighting Fascism. Sharing insights, advocacy, and calls to action.
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