It seems, sadly, that merely being a homophobic hate organization isn’t enough to dissuade casual followers. We have to pivot the conversation to the racist underpinnings to get any response. And then, they always demand the proof. So, collected for your viewing, The Proof:

Their own website and Facebook

They mention homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, and racism directly on their website and Facebook page (which contains the exact same text). I color coded the different types of hate as they appear in the text. I failed to highlight the pro-life portions, although that is also indicative of their stance against women’s rights, as well. This is the text and my observations:

They made some changes to their primary website in the first week of August. The changes are mostly small tweaks in wording, with the glaring change being the removal of the words “superiority” and “whiteness”. Instead, it now celebrates the “Divine Design” of “Caucasians”. WHICH IS THE SAME THING.

The old version is still viewable using archive.org’s Wayback Machine, a nonprofit that preserves the web for research purposes. Just click here and pick one of the archive dates in July to see the original site.

The version on their Facebook page is still the original as of the time of this writing.

In the media

They have also espoused their desire to march in the name of “whiteness”, invited the Proud Boys (a violent alt-right group recognized as a Hate Group by the Southern Poverty Law Center), and made their hatred of other marginalized groups known many times in news interviews.

Don Grundmann’s Senate Site