https://msmagazine.com/2026/04/24/southern-poverty-law-center-trump-civil-rights-feminist/
Trump’s #DOJ and the #EpsteinClass attacking the #SPLC just goes to show how far they will go to protect white men who hurt people.
The charges are based on bad-faith characterizations of payments SPLC made to informants in extremist groups like the Ku Klux Klan. Trump’s DOJ is attempting to argue these payments counted as financial support. In reality, the SPLC’s work helped dismantle some of the country’s most prominent white supremacist groups.
It’s like Abandoned Victorian Doll Haunted by Unrepentant Nazis Stephen Miller just wasn’t getting quite the hardon from abusing Brown folks like he used to, time to step up the terror on social justice folks.
As imagined, legal scholars, ethicists, and anyone with common sense is decrying this as obscene.
#hatecrime #pervertedJustice #kakistocracy #southernpovertylawcenter
'A Warning Shot': DOJ Indictment of Southern Poverty Law Center Sparks Outcry Across Civil and Women's Rights Movement
The U.S. Department of Justice’s criminal case against the Southern Poverty Law Center marks a stunning escalation in the federal government’s attacks and aggression toward civil rights organizations. A grand jury has indicted the SPLC on charges of wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering—allegations the organization has called false and politically motivated. The charges are rooted in bad-faith characterizations of payments SPLC made to informants in extremist groups like the Ku Klux Klan. Trump's DOJ is attempting to argue these payments counted as financial support. In reality, the SPLC's work helped dismantle some of the country’s most prominent white supremacist groups. For feminist and civil rights groups, the indictment is the clearest sign yet of an escalating campaign to intimidate the nonprofit sector, criminalize civil rights advocacy and silence dissent. In their view, the administration is not only attacking outcomes or messages, but working to turn the machinery of government itself against advocacy groups: criminal law, regulatory scrutiny and national security frameworks.






