Alabama — How To Fight Antisemitism Timeline — Learn who's fueling antisemitism.

Neo-Nazis & White Supremacists Storm the Capitol with Support from the White House and GOP

Insurrectionists storm the Capitol. Republican lawmakers incited and worked with them.

Alabama Senator-Elect Suggests America Fought Socialists in WWII, Not Nazis.

Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) promotes revisionist history about the Nazis, falsely misrepresenting them as socialists.

Sophie Ellman-GolanNovember 12, 2020Tommy Tuberville, Alabama, 2020

AL State Rep. Gives the Invocation at Event in Honor of a KKK Leader's Birthday

Alabama State Rep. Will Dismukes gives the invocation at an event honoring the first-ever Grand Wizard of the KKK, Nathan Bedford Forrest, who led a brutal massacre of 300 Black soldiers during the Civil War and participated in multiple acts of murder and terrorism.

Sophie Ellman-GolanJuly 26, 2020Alabama, Will Dismukes

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) Quotes Hitler on the Floor of Congress, Refuses to Apologize.

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), reads Mein Kampf aloud on the floor of Congress. The Alabama Holocaust Commission asks him to apologize. He refuses.

Firas NasrMarch 25, 20192019, Mo Brooks, Alabama, Louie Gohmert

23 Republicans Refuse to Condemn Antisemitism and Islamophobia

23 Republican members of Congress vote against a resolution condemning antisemitism and Islamophobia. Rep. Steve King (R-IA), an overt white nationalist, votes “present.”