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Farrakhan says "Moses was not an integrationist and neither are we."

PEGIDA calls Merkel "the most dangerous woman in Europe."

At least 20 protests are planned.

Louis Farrakhan invites you to an October 10 rally on the DC mall.

25,000 rally against "Islamic flooding."

With no fear of deportation, younger illegals have grown bold.

Movement attracts people from both Left and Right.

She posed for selfies with them.

Polish media slanted reports on "migrant" demonstrations.

And a few hundred demonstrate to let them in.

University spokeswoman: "A poster like that is obviously a cause for concern . . . ."

Lessons for grassroots activists.

That's the train station where Americans helped stop a Muslim attack.

The great replacement continues in Germany.

They say the fair is "driven by . . . white supremacy."

He was awarded a scholarship intended for black men, but his parents are white.

Blacks asked her to repudiate the "white supremacist" policies of her husband.

Germans fight displacement.

Which candidate will be next?

"We're ready for what? We're ready for war."

The man fired repeatedly at the police.

They call the crowd "white supremacist liberals."

Blacks are still pretending Michael Brown was a martyr.

Advertisements apologize for "the mess" caused by "forced begging" in Sweden.

Danville City Council will vote Wednesday whether to take down the Third National.

Movement is even more bizarre than you think.

Northern League is now Italy's third-most popular party.

Candidates are being bullied to talk about "issues of color."

Anti-Islam rallies are taking place across Australia.

Southerners rally for their flag.

Protesters chant "Slovakia is not Africa!"

Government started building the 13-foot-high fence this week.

James Edwards report on rally in Memphis.

County commissioners had decided to remove the flag, but have now put it back up.

Flyers pointed out trends in US demographics.

Southerners defend their symbols.

Hundreds march to protest the "racism."

White protesters hold signs saying "White Women's Lives Matter."

Young Austrians speak out against the "Great Replacement."

Demonstrators on the street before the case is even a day old.

They have started a Twitter campaign called #CutTheCheck.

To say that white lives matter scares people.

"This kind of racial ugliness has no place anywhere . . . ."

96 percent of Americans think there will be more racial conflict this summer.

Many whites joined the demonstration to keep Brixton black.

"Minority enrollment's been going down, open it up or we'll shut it down."

They will protest the American Renaissance conference.

South African activists keep defacing European statues.

Spoke to a crowd of 10,000.

Activists are calling for the mayor's resignation.

Activist view of voting: It's a "Path to Power."

Protesters regularly disrupt brunches in Atlanta.

"With the gentrification of Detroit . . . African Americans do feel shut out."

Black activists flung excrement at Cecil Rhodes statue, which will now be removed from campus.

City officials assume the stickers are "racist."

Property values have declined about 50 percent since the the shooting.

Protesters insist the student's parents taught him "racism."

"Anti-racism" rallies were for nothing.

Protesters storm the Wisconsin capitol building, chanting "no justice, no peace."

For the parties, not the speakers.

United Daughters of the Confederacy to celebrate victory on May 23.

James O'Keefe strikes again.

Tells Republicans: "This will come back to haunt you."

Hispanics stage sit-ins and chant loudly in Spanish.

Their demands included a ban on "racialized crime alerts."

Mohammed cartoons "sow the seeds of hatred."

Protesters chanted "Nazi scum!"

Protesters blocked the exit.

Over 500 protested in Berlin, despite the cancellation.

Texans say Muslims are a threat to their way of life.

Group held signs saying "3rd World Unite" and "Third World for Black Power."

PEGIDA says it cancelled its rally after a "concrete threat" against one of its organizers.

He fed $33 million to "grassroots" movements.

. . . then taken down after complaints.

In defiance of Angela Merkel, 25,000 Germans protest Islamization.