PSA‼️ NC and Atlanta

1/ Georgia-based white supremacist and homophobe Stuart DiNenno was spotted in northeast Chapel Hill this afternoon holding signs with great replacement theory content.
2/ The great replacement theory is antisemitic at the core and has been espoused by white supremacists who have committed atrocious actual of racial violence (e.g. Mother Emanuel AME in Charleston, Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh).

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1/As additional context to what appears to be a coordinated attack on Moore County's power grid during a drag show protest in Southern Pines, guess who's a board member of Education First Alliance? Emily Grace Rainey, who has been spewing Christo-fascist rhetoric on social media. 2/Education First Alliance's Sloan Rachmuth, if you recall, organized the anti-woke education conference in Charlotte earlier this year and has taken up a crusade against anything that resembles equity in public schools.

1/ Meet Tracey Hall Ovitt. It appears she's an employee of ABB Ltd. @ABBgroupnews

Ovitt seems to spend most of her waking hours posting in private pro-confederate Fb groups & harassing anti-racists in NC. Here she is speaking at an Alamance County Commissioners meeting in 2019. 2/ Tracey Hall Ovitt has gone through a series of fake names on Fb. Most recently, she appears to be posting as LYNN SMITH.

She's also on twitter as @/tsparks15818868 and @/h_ovitt . I highly suggest blocking these accounts.

ACTBAC founder Gary doesn't like the Alamance County manager's recommendation to remove the racist statue in Graham. So he wrote a thing (not worth reading) and signed it "speaker for the people". HIS people are white supremacists who hang w/hate group members (e.g., LOS). 2/ ACTBAC's Gary Williamson likes to use alternative methods to advocating for his confederate ancestors. Like that time at UNC when he plunged at construction equipment with a pocket knife as it was dismantling Silent Sam's plinthe.

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1/ Supporters of Kevin Stone (confederate probation officer in Chatham County) claim he's not racist because:
-"he's a good friend"
-"he loves his family"
-"Kevin is a friend of mine"
-"He is very active in public outreach of all kinds"
-"He's a proud Southerner and Christian" 2/ Let's take a look at members of his organization -- the NC Sons of Confederate Veterans and Mechanized Cavalry (bikers). Has anyone ever seen a SCV member supporting immigrants, LGBTQIA folk, Muslims, the Latinx community, gender equality, etc.?