A number of incidents involved violence or weapons. Extremist groups like the Proud Boys, Patriot Front, & white supremacists were involved
Carlson pushes back on those who called out the link between anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and anti-LGBTQ violence like Saturday's attack in Club Q
The sold-out event scheduled for October 29 was cancelled after threats from anti-LGBTQ extremist groups & neo-Nazi white supremacist groups
The letter also specified attacks on social media platforms. Many of these threats have been initiated specifically over LGBTQ+ books
“I’m going to that library, I’m going with a bucked of dog shit and I’m pouring it on your parents and rubbing it into their eyes”
Boston Police say that a group of counter-protestors had shown up as officers ushered the children out of the book reading
Seven men — all Proud Boys — entered the library and began arguing with staff and patrons. Several displayed white supremacist symbols
A Proud Boy approached the library while carrying a gun, causing everyone, including children, to run into the library for safety
Factors driving renewed anti-LGBTQ+ extremism includes 'Don't Say Gay' laws, anti-trans sports bills & criminalizing trans youth healthcare
An active hate crime investigation is underway as is an investigation into the annoying and harassing of children