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Hate symbols and extremist groups at the US Capitol siege

An ITV News report from inside the Capitol captured footage of a man wearing a Camp Auschwitz sweatshirt. Underneath the skull and crossbones, the sweatshirt appears to read work brings freedom a translation of the Nazi slogan arbeit macht frei, which appeared on the entrance to the Auschwitz concentration camp. A white nationalist known for neo-Nazi views Tim Gionet, better known as Baked Alaska was also among the group that stormed the Capitol. Nooses and Day of the rope A noose is seen while supporters of President Donald Trump gather on the West side of the Capitol in Washington, DC, on January 6, 2021.

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Several groups of extremists stormed the Capitol today Here are some of the most notable individuals, symbols, and groups present

Several groups of extremists stormed the Capitol today Here are some of the most notable individuals, symbols, and groups present
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Federal Judge Dismisses Covington Catholic Students Defamation Suit

In this Jan. 20, 2019, file photo snow covers the grounds of Covington Catholic High School in Park Hills, Ky. (AP Photo/Lisa Cornwell) (CN) Defamation and harassment claims brought by students at Kentucky’s Covington Catholic High School against CNN, the Washington Post and NBC were dismissed by a federal judge Wednesday after he found that none of the twelve plaintiffs had been defamed or unlawfully threatened. The suit stems from a confrontation at the Lincoln Memorial in January of 2019 during the annual March for Life, and followed on the heels of CNN’s settlement with fellow student Nicholas Sandmann. Sandmann’s tense encounter with Native American activist Nathan Phillips at the march went viral, sparking widespread ire on social media from commenters who objected to the school group’s alleged chants of “Build the wall” and “It’s not rape if you enjoy it” which the students say were fabricated and to perceived disrespect of Phillips, a former Mari

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Dem Tapped to Run Interior Smeared Covington Students

Dem Tapped to Run Interior Smeared Covington Students Rep. Deb Haaland accused Covington students of hate and intolerance Rep. Deb Haaland (D., N.M.) / Getty Images December 17, 2020 4:48 PM President-elect Joe Biden announced he will nominate a New Mexico Democrat who smeared students from Covington Catholic High School last year to lead the Department of the Interior. Rep. Deb Haaland (D., N.M.), a freshman congresswoman and one of two Native-American women in Congress, accused the high school students of hate and intolerance in January 2019 after a selectively edited video clip of an encounter between pro-life student activists and counterprotesters in Washington, D.C., went viral.

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