A recent neo-Nazi rally in Columbus, Ohio, drew national attention—but it was just one of dozens that increasingly-emboldened white power groups have held this year.

Summary

Neo-Nazi demonstrations in the U.S. are surging, with 34 rallies reported in 2024 across 16 states, up from 4 in 2021.

Groups like Blood Tribe and Hate Club 1488 increasingly use Nazi imagery and target immigrants, shifting from prior focus on drag shows and Pride events.

These extremists exploit Trump-era rhetoric and GOP anti-immigrant campaigns to normalize their ideas and recruit.

Ohio and Tennessee have become hotspots, with groups holding armed rallies and stoking fear in liberal cities.

Experts warn this rising visibility risks mainstreaming hate and escalating domestic terror threats.

    • Ragdoll X
      38•1 month ago

      Frankly at this point it’s a moral necessity

    • @rockSlayer
      18•1 month ago

      And to the older kids in the crowd, don’t forget to rebuild your nazi punching arm if you thought it was safe to retire it

      • @ZombiepirateEnglish
        6•1 month ago

        Ooh, then he got the satisfying little ping sound at the end of the clips!