I was standing in line to buy lunch at a Tarrant County College cafeteria when I learned I had been doxxed. It was a Thursday afternoon in early August. I'd spent the week attending and taking notes on the felony trial of an antifascist happening at the courthouse
Are public events hosted by hate groups a new trend in Fort Worth, as the city has claimed? "Hyperlocal Hate" is a miniseries of articles intending to answer that question. This is the second installment. Read the introduction and the first installment. Hate group activity looked different in
Leading members of white nationalist group Patriot Front have launched or joined a new neo-Nazi fight club in north central Texas. They're calling it the Lone Star Active Club. Video posted to Telegram by the active club shows them training and sparring in a Fort Worth park and
Are public events hosted by hate groups a new trend in Fort Worth, as the city has claimed? "Hyperlocal Hate" is a miniseries of articles intending to answer that question. This is the first installment. Read the introduction to the series. A hundred years ago, white supremacists had
Are public events hosted by hate groups a new trend in Fort Worth? That's the claim made by Assistant City Manager Jesica McEachern, according to the Fort Worth Report. Speaking in reference to the city's existing policy that prevents community center rentals by groups that discriminate
