Right-wing extremists amp up anti-LGBTQ rhetoric online

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Outrage directed at LGBTQ people had been growing for months online, often in chat rooms frequented by members of groups like the Patriot Front, according to a researcher who specializes in homegrown violent extremism.

Around the same time, a lawmaker from the northernmost region of the state, Republican Rep. Heather Scott, told an audience that drag queens and other LGBTQ supporters are waging “a war of perversion against our children.”

Those arrested came from at least 11 states, including Illinois, Arkansas and Virginia. The defendants were booked on misdemeanor charges of conspiracy to riot and released on bail. As of Monday afternoon, online court records did not show if the men had retained defense attorneys.

A “massive right-wing media ecosystem” has been promoting the notion that “there are people who are trying to take your kids to drag shows, there are trans people trying to ‘groom’ your children,” Lewis said. One photo shared widely on social media this week falsely claimed a “Drag Queen Story Hour” performer flashed their genitals to children while reading aloud. But the photograph, from a suburban Minneapolis library in 2019, clearly shows the performer was wearing tan undergarments.

After the Aryan Nations’ heyday, many local officials tried to disassociate the region from extremism. But in recent years, some politicians, civic leaders andAt a news conference Monday, Coeur d’Alene Mayor Jim Hammond said the city is no longer a locus of hate.Scott, the northern Idaho lawmaker, did not immediately respond to an email request for comment.

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