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The Southern Poverty Law Center says South Carolina is home to 17 hate groups. Below is the SPLC's reasoning for why each is on the list:
Every year for the past decade, Dixie Republic has landed on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s annual hate group count. Why it has stayed, though, is a T-shirt.
The number of hate groups in South Carolina increased for the third consecutive year in 2018, even as some lawmakers — many from the Charleston area — pushed to condemn hate and racism.
Hate groups in America went old-school with their recruitment efforts last year by plastering racist flyers on college campuses nationwide — a…
South Carolina saw its number of hate groups rise for the second year in a row, mirroring a national trend fueled by growing divides in the U.…
COLUMBIA — As the debate rages nationally about controversial figures invited to speak at college campuses, a bill in the S.C. House seeks to …
On Folly Beach, three white men kicked a black man, breaking a facial bone, because he had talked to a white woman at their job site.
NEW YORK — It took bloodshed in Charlottesville to get tech companies to do what civil rights groups have been calling for for years: take a f…
OKLAHOMA CITY — Bud Welch knows something about the human cost of terrorism. His 23-year-old daughter was killed when a rental truck packed wi…
The same year a self-avowed white supremacist was found guilty in the racially motivated killings of nine black parishioners at Charleston's E…