TAG / BIGOTRY

Repeated attacks forced parishioners to abandon services, prompting a lawsuit that highlights escalating threats to houses of worship across the country.

Having fallen to one of America’s least-watched cable news networks, even they rejected Ashleigh Banfield’s virulent hate—as did her former audience.

The city council voted 4–1 against rezoning for a 42,000-square-foot mosque, masking discrimination behind infrastructure concerns.

While a federal royal commission probes rising antisemitism, a Victorian parliamentary inquiry into “cults” is being condemned by faith leaders for stigmatizing religions and fueling bigotry.

“Freedom of worship is not negotiable,” officials declare, as local lawmakers in Long Island set safe distances around houses of worship.

Bigoted grifting for cash backfires as Rivas loses her role on the neighborhood council—and pretty much everything else.

With 39 percent of Americans holding an unfavorable view of Latter-day Saints, the deadly consequences of religious slander are no longer theoretical.

Fringe voices who turned on their religion now anchor televised hate campaigns. Bravo converts belief into clicks and violence into currency.

Authorities investigate motives as communities mourn, but leaders vow: Hate will not triumph. 

Dugan’s undisclosed collaboration with a clandestine hate group shows his allegiance lies not with journalism, but with bigotry.