BUYING HATE IN AMERICA

By No Filter America InvestigationsPublished: August 24, 2026Sources: MONTGOMERY ALABAMA

THE SPLC CANNOT EXIST WITHOUT HATE IN AMERICA

SO IT PURCHASED IT FOR $4.1 MILLION

Between 2007 and 2023

The public face of America's fight against organized hate is charged with using donor money to pay her own household bills — with a man on the payroll of a neo-Nazi organization she was, by the government's account, personally in love with.

THE INFORMANTS: A ROLL CALL OF AMERICAN HATE

Executive Summary

On August 12, 2017, hundreds of white nationalists descended on Charlottesville, Virginia for the "Unite the Right" rally — Confederate flags, Klan robes, and Nazi banners marching together through a university town. The day ended in the deaths of one woman and two law enforcement officers, according to the indictment's own language. It became one of the defining images of a resurgent far right in America. And according to federal prosecutors, one of the men who helped organize it — F-37 — was on the SPLC's payroll the entire time.

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