“Zeskind offers a well-placed warning ” —Kirkus Reviews

“Recommended for all libraries.” —Stephen L. Hupp, Library Journal

“Exhaustively researched, Blood and Politics is not only a brilliant account of the origins, modes of operation, collaborations, and internecine disputes of white supremacist, neo-Nazi, Holocaust-denier, and anti-Semitic groups in America, but alerts us to the fact that despite—or perhaps because of—significant improvements in race relations and changing demographic patterns, we are likely to witness a resurgence of their activities.” —Drew S. Days III, Professor of Law, Yale University, and former U.S. Solicitor General

And Now, The Hate Show

New York Times Op-Ed16 November 1993And Now, The Hate Show By Leonard Zeskind Increasing numbers of white supremacists are forsaking paramilitary encampments and cow pasture cross burnings to build a larger, more mainstream constituency.  Some leaders of the...

Far Right Yowls at Clinton

Far Rights Yowls at ClintonBy Leonard ZeskindSearchlight Magazine March 1993 There was barely a peep when President Clinton took office in January and promptly broke a string of campaign promises:  Instead of lifting the racist ban on immigration from Haiti,...

Counting Hate Crimes

Counting Hate Crimes in the USABy Leonard ZeskindSearchlight magazineFebruary 1993 On New Years day Christopher Wilson, an African American tourist from New York, was kidnapped in Tampa, Florida by three white men.  After driving Wilson to a deserted area,...