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For Far Right Extremists the Rise of a New Enemy Women
MosquesAmericanDeputyPress Secretary
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Signals our AI researcher identified
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- Attack on California mosque linked to far-right neo-Nazi ideologies.
- Suspects' writings label women as 'No. 1 enemy' after Jews.
- Misogyny increasingly prevalent in white supremacist circles.
- Attack echoes tactics of Christchurch shooter.
- Experts note broader trend of misogyny within extremist movements.
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