White supremacy groups thrive on the idea that their race will go extinct if they don't act now. They live in constant fear that their race will be obliterated by the impure. They oppose interracial marriages, desegregation, and welfare. They thrive on kindling fear in the hearts of others to get what they want. White supremacy and hate groups live in a stagnate state of insecurity and jealousy. Economic factors also in

Black hate groups aren't that much different from white ones. They tend to focus on religion a bit more and use it as their moral licence to hurt others. The "Nation of Islam" is a good example of a supremist group that uses it's religion as a shield. These groups feel that their way is the best and only way. These groups are usually minorities who feel that they've been oppressed in some way. Most black hate groups feel that the opposing race is trying to rob them of their cultures and traditions. This ignorant standpoint toward their social environment increases hate amongst opposing groups. During the late 1960's a group known as the Black Panthers formed as an opposition to the U.S. Government. They felt that the U.S. sent black men to Vietnam in order to send less white men to war. They lashed out at the government with demonstrations andeven terrorist acts of bombings and kidnaping. As oppose to the second forming of the white supremist group the KKK, a black hate group formed about the same time. Lead by Marcus Garvey, this group wanted to go back to Africa where th

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