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| − | The '''Center for Democratic Renewal''' (formerly the '''National Anti-Klan Network''') was founded | + | The '''Center for Democratic Renewal''' (formerly the '''National Anti-Klan Network''') was founded in the aftermath of a deadly 1979 confrontation between [[Communists]] and [[Neo-Nazis]] and is headed by [[Leonard Zeskind]]. |
In 1985, it changed its name but remained a [[liberal]] activist group. | In 1985, it changed its name but remained a [[liberal]] activist group. | ||
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* [[Southern Poverty Law Center]] | * [[Southern Poverty Law Center]] | ||
* [[Essay:The Protocols of Ritual Defamation]] | * [[Essay:The Protocols of Ritual Defamation]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:58, September 20, 2016
The Center for Democratic Renewal (formerly the National Anti-Klan Network) was founded in the aftermath of a deadly 1979 confrontation between Communists and Neo-Nazis and is headed by Leonard Zeskind.
In 1985, it changed its name but remained a liberal activist group.
In 1996 it capitalized on distorted statistics to put over the black church-burning hoax of 1996. [1] [2]