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My organization, AFDI, along with 66 other conservative groups have called upon the media and social media platforms to cut off ties with the hate-mongering smear machine, the SPLC.
The Southern Poverty Law Center’s co-founder, president and legal director have all departed amid a scandal over publicly unspecified workplace conduct, reportedly involving racial prejudice and sexual harassment. But the SPLC’s work itself is scandalous. The group falsely maligns ideological opponents in an effort to crush them rather than debate their ideas honestly. I know, because in 2016 the SPLC branded my organization, the religious-liberty nonprofit Alliance Defending Freedom, a “hate group.”
Story continues below advertisementThe label has forced itself into my daily life in uncomfortable and unexpected ways. One of the top Google image-search results for my name has the word “HATE” plastered in red letters on a photo of my face. When speaking on a law-school campus, I was told that I needed security officers to accompany me everywhere I went. Days after I argued the Masterpiece Cakeshop case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court, I found the window of my car shot out in my church parking lot after a Sunday service. I don’t know if the SPLC’s hate label motivated the vandalism, but I fear that it did.
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he SPLC is guilty of the same sorts of bad behavior of which it has long claimed the authority to accuse others. That’s reason enough for it to shut its doors and let others continue the work of combating racism and protecting freedom. Instead the SPLC remains afloat, and powerful companies including Amazon, Twitter , Facebook and Apple —plus most of the mainstream media and many elected officials—continue to treat it as if it were an authority.
What Kristen Waggoner, senior vice president of U.S. legal division for Alliance Defending Freedom, describes here has been suffered by all of us..
67 organizations to media: Drop SPLC
Exposed as having culture of ‘long-ignored discrimination, sexual harassment’
By: WND, April 4, 2019:
The Family Research Council and more than five dozen other conservative groups and individuals on Wednesday released a letter asking for news agencies to cut off their ties to the “discredited” Southern Poverty Law Center.
It’s because the group “has been exposed from within as having a culture of long-standing, long-ignored racial discrimination and sexual harassment,” FRC explained.
SPLC began as a do-good organization fighting the KKK and others. But it’s turned into what one commentator has called a “hate group” because it attacks and defames publicly any individual or group that does not align with promotion of the LGBT agenda, abortion and other progressive causes.
The letter addressed to news media, noted a similar request had been made in 2017, largely based on information that became public when SPLC paid $3.375 million to former Islamic radical Maajid Nawaz for labeling him an “extremist.”
“Richard Cohen, the SPLC’s president, also had to read and post online a humiliating apology to Nawaz that showed the reckless and careless nature of their misguided push to label him an extremist,” the letter to media explains.
But last month, SPLC fired co-founder Morris Dees and a week later President Richard Cohen and legal director Rhonda Brownstein quit.
The letter cited a Los Angeles Times report that SPLC’s white leadership had “been wrestling with complaints of workplace mistreatment of women and people of color.”
The letter noted a black senior attorney, Meredith Horton, quit, writing a letter “decrying working conditions.” The statement apparently prompted many other staff members to support her.
SPLC must investigate and make public the letter from Horton, additional letters from SPLC staff and other unpublicized documents, the groups insisted.
Then it must name an investigator to examine allegations such as those in John Egerton’s historic series about SPLC and former worker Bob Moser’s claims in the New Yorker that workers knew they were “part of the con.”
“A responsible investigation must comb through the Pulitzer Prize-nominated series from the Montgomery Advertiser that was published in February 1994. It was a journalistic broadside that mostly bounced off the hull of the SPLC,” the letter said.
Then there are the claims of sexual harassment, the letter added.
“Today’s SPLC is aggressively anti-Christian and morally bankrupty – both inside and out. It attacks anyone who disagrees with its far-left agenda, smearing them with lies and grossly mischaracterizing their work,” the letter said.
“All the while SPLC has also been imploding from within, with allegations of sex and race discrimination.
“We call on all media, corporations, social media companies, and financial institutions to immediately stop relying on their discredited and partisan ‘hate’ and ‘extremist’ lists,” said the letter, signed by FRC’s Tony Perkins, Lt. Gen. (Ret.) William G. Boykin, J. Kenneth Blackwell of the U.N. Human Rights Commission, Tim Wildmon of the American Family Association, Gary Bauer of American Values, Ryan Mauro of Clarion Project, Michael Farris of Alliance Defending Freedom and many others.
Among the other signatories were leaders associated with Prager University, Center for Security Policy, American Freedom Law Center, Family Watch International, Eagle Forum, MassResistance, D. James Kennedy Ministries, Liberty Counsel, Jihad Watch, Media Research Center and American Freedom Defense Initiative.
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., this week asked for the IRS to review the SPLC’s tax-exempt status, and the American Freedom Law Center sued two Michigan officials for a policy directive that targets groups based on SPLC’s hate-group designation.
In January, Cohen and Heidi Beirich were sued in federal court in Washington, D.C., by the Center for Immigration Studies under the nation’s organized crime law for “falsely” designating CIS as a “hate group.”
Author and pundit John Stossel once called SPLC a hate group itself.
SPLC recently was sued by a lawyer who claims SPLC paid for stolen documents in an attempt to get him fired and destroy his future work prospects.
And a previous case brought against SPLC was settled by a payment of more than $3 million to Maajid Nawaz and his Quilliam Foundation, who sued after SPLC put them on its “hate” list.
As many as six dozen other organizations target
The letter reads as follows:
April 2, 2019
Dear Members of the News Media:
In September 2017, a group similar to the one signing below wrote a public letter to warn the news media about the untrustworthy and corrupt nature of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). We suggested then that you refrain from using the SPLC as a source.[1] Some news organizations and individuals became more circumspect about the SPLC, but, unfortunately, some did not. That said, 2017 and 2018 produced several publications marking the beginning of a much-needed reassessment of the SPLC’s self-appointed standing as America’s arbiter of “hate.”[2]
Of course, a large portion of the impetus for a reevaluation flowed from the highly damaging settlement the SPLC had to reach with former Islamic radical, Maajid Nawaz. After falsely calling Nawaz an “extremist” in its “Field Guide to Anti-Muslim Extremists,” the SPLC settled with him for $3.375 million in June 2018. Richard Cohen, the SPLC’s president, also had to read and post online a humiliating apology to Nawaz that showed the reckless and careless nature of their misguided push to label him an extremist.
The SPLC’s ability to deflect and parry seems to have ended with its March 13 firing of Morris Dees, its co-founder and leader for almost five decades. Dees’ termination was accompanied by a terse, opaque pronouncement. In the statement on its website, the SPLC ascribes to itself the values of “truth, justice, equity, and inclusion” and alludes to Dees as “one of our own who fail[ed] to meet those standards.” No further explanation was or has been provided. Dees’ firing was not the only shoe to drop. Within ten days both the president, Richard Cohen, and the legal director, Rhonda Brownstein, had left the SPLC.[3]
Los Angeles Times reporter Matt Pearce discovered within hours of Dees’ firing that the organization was in turmoil – a conclusion clearly supported by the later departures. Pearce observed that the SPLC, “whose leadership is predominantly white, [had] been wrestling with complaints of workplace mistreatment of women and people of color.”[4] According to Josh Moon of the Alabama Political Reporter, the explosion that led to Dees’ firing was ignited by the resignation of a highly respected, black senior attorney, Meredith Horton, who sent a letter to senior leadership decrying working conditions at the organization.[5]
Horton’s firing and the content of her letter seems to have prompted “about two dozen employees” to write two letters supportive of Ms. Horton’s claims to the SPLC’s management and board of directors. According to Pearce, the group wrote that they were concerned these “allegations of mistreatment, sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and racism threaten the moral authority of this organization and our integrity along with it.”[6]
In response to this inner upheaval, Morris Dees was fired unceremoniously, and his bio page was purged from the SPLC website. Next, the management hired Michelle Obama’s former chief of staff, attorney Tina Tchen, to conduct an investigation into its workplace culture. This choice raises serious concerns about the neutrality of the investigation. And the choice appears particularly problematic given Tchen recently making headlines for interfering with the Chicago Police Department’s Jussie Smollett investigation.[7]
If SPLC is interested in restoring its lost credibility with the public and remaining SPLC staff, an SPLC-initiated investigation should include at least the following and the results should be made public:
First, release to the public the letter written by staff attorney Meredith Horton that started the cascade of events leading to Morris Dees’ dismissal.
Second, release the two letters written by the SPLC staff to the management in the aftermath of Ms. Horton’s letter being sent to SPLC management. Any similar unpublicized documents received by management in the past twenty years should be released as well.
Third, appoint a responsible investigator to examine the various news reports over the years that have pointed to deep flaws in the SPLC and publicly lay out who within the Center who knew what and when about these work conditions. Here are some of the articles that must be examined:
Any analysis of the SPLC must start with John Egerton’s three-decade old “Poverty Palace: How the Southern Poverty Law Center Got Rich Fighting the Klan,” Progressive (July 1988): 14-17. In his recent, excellent New Yorker article, Bob Moser writes, “The great Southern journalist John Egerton, writing for the Progressive, had painted a damning portrait of Dees, the Center’s longtime mastermind, as a ‘super-salesman and master fundraiser’ who viewed the civil-rights work mainly as a marketing tool for the gullible Northern liberals. ‘We just run our business like a business,’ Dees told Egerton. ‘Whether you’re selling cakes or causes, it’s all the same.’”[8] Among other things, a responsible investigator would examine why the entire legal staff and the first Klanwatch director resigned in the mid-1980s.
- Racial Discrimination. A responsible investigation must comb through the Pulitzer Prize-nominated series from the Montgomery Advertiser that was published in February 1994. It was a journalistic broadside that mostly bounced off the hull of the SPLC. An investigative team must go back and, where possible, interview the staffers named in that series of articles. It is a necessary starting point because racial discrimination and mistreatment were two of the more shocking allegations lodged against the SPLC and Dees.
Of special significance are three articles by Dan Morse that laid out many of the race-based grievances in 1994 that have been echoed in the recent events leading to the Dees dismissal.[9] In “Equal Treatment?” Morse quotes a Harvard law graduate attorney, Christine Lee, as saying, “I would definitely say that there was not a single black employee with whom I spoke who was happy to be working there.” And, “of 13 black former center staffers contacted, 12 said they either experienced or observed racial problems inside the Law Center. Three said they heard racial slurs, three likened the center to a plantation and two said they had been treated better at predominantly white corporate law firms.”
In the second article, “Black Former Workers Question Treatment,” Morse reported that Christine Lee, referenced in the previous paragraph, noted comments by white staff members that as “just a way of talking about black people as jesters that in a way that hasn’t … I don’t think been done in 30 or 40 years.”[10]
A third article described the mistreatment that the Center’s first black staff attorney, Dennis Sweet, received at Dees’ hands. Sweet later became a member of the Mississippi legislature, but before going to the SPLC he had worked in the District of Columbia public defender’s office where he excelled. Sweet also encountered at least one black attorney, C.B. King of Albany, Georgia, who considered Dees’ racial attitudes to be highly retrograde. “Morris treated me differently. Morris came after me,” Sweet told Dan Morse.[11]
- Sexual Harassment. Bob Moser’s New Yorker article notes, “…Incoming female staffers were additionally warned by their new colleagues about Deess’ reputation for hitting on young women.”[12] And, again, Matt Pearce reported that SPLC’s own staff recently wrote to upper management that allegations of sexual harassment and gender discrimination “threaten the moral authority of this organization and our integrity along with it.” An investigation and public accounting of these allegations must be made.
- Big League Politics reported various sexual misdeeds by Dees that were discovered in divorce papers filed in March 1979. The papers were filed by Dees’ ex-wife, Maureen. The divorce papers have been circulating for some years and had to have been known to SPLC staff and management for decades.[13]
Today’s SPLC is aggressively anti-Christian and morally bankrupt – both inside and out. It attacks anyone who disagrees with its far-left agenda, smearing them with lies and grossly mischaracterizing their work. All the while SPLC has also been imploding from within, with allegations of sex and race discrimination – which have hounded them for years – finally boiling over with the firing of Dees and the resignation of Cohen.
SPLC has lost all credibility. We call on all media, corporations, social media companies, and financial institutions to immediately stop relying on their discredited and partisan “hate” and “extremist” lists.
[1] Public Letter to Members of the Media Regarding the Southern Poverty Law Center, September 6, 2017 (https://downloads.frc.org/EF/EF17I05.pdf).
[2] A number of significant articles on the SPLC: Mark Pulliam, City Journal, “Demagogic Bully,” (July 27, 2017) (https://www.city-journal.org/html/demagogic-bully-15370.html); Ben Schreckinger, Politico Magazine, “Has a Civil Rights Stalwart Lost Its Way?” (July/August 2017) (http:// www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/06/28/morris-dees-splc-trump-southern-poverty-law-center- 215312); Karl Zinsmeister, Philanthropy Roundtable, “Some People Love to Call Names” (April 2017) (https://archive.is/lpQ5k); Tony Rehagen, Politico, “What Happens When Your Town Lands on the Hate Map” (Feb. 21, 2018)( https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/02/21/splc-hate-map-gurnee-illinois-217036); David Montgomery, Washington Post, “The State of Hate” (Nov. 8, 2018) (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/magazine/wp/2018/11/08/feature/is-the-southern-poverty-law-center-judging-hate-fairly/?utm_term=.2ed7325f26d7).
[3] Two significant SPLC resignations have occurred since Dees’ dismissal. On Friday, March 22 the SPLC confirmed to AL.com that Richard Cohen, “president of the Southern Poverty Law Center since 2003 and a longtime employee of the organization,” had resigned that day from the organization. According to AL.com, “The organization confirmed Cohen stepped down but did not disclose why the SPLC president resigned.” Howard Koplowitz, AL.com, “SPLC President Richard Cohen Resigns” (March 22, 2019). At roughly the same time, Rhonda Brownstein, SPLC’s legal director, resigned. AL.com’s reporter Anna Claire Vollers reported that the SPLC confirmed the resignation “but declined to speak publicly about the specifics of individual personnel decisions.” Anna Claire Vollers, AL.com, “SPLC Leadership Shakeup Continues with Legal Director’s Resignation” (March 24, 2019).
[4] Matt Pearce, Los Angeles Times, “Southern Poverty Law Center Fires Co-Founder Morris Dees Amid Employee Uproar” (March 14, 2019) (https://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-splc-morris-dees-20190314-story.html).
[5] Josh Moon, Alabama Political Reporter, “SPLC Fires Founder Morris Dees; Internal Emails Highlight Issues with Harassment, Discrimination” (March 15, 2019) (https://www.alreporter.com/2019/03/15/splc-fires-founder-morris-dees-internal-emails-highlight-issues-with-harassment-discrimination/).
[6] Pearce, Los Angeles Times, “Southern Poverty Law Center Fires Morris Dees.”
[7] Jack Crowe, National Review Online, “SPLC Leadership Shakeup Continues with Legal Director’s Resignation” (March 22, 2019) (https://www.nationalreview.com/news/splc-taps-lawyer-who-interfered-in-smollett-case-to-investigate-workplace-harassment-allegations/).
[8] Bob Moser, New Yorker, “The Reckoning of Morris Dees and the Southern Poverty Law Center,” (March 21, 2019).
[9] Dan Morse, Montgomery Advertiser, “Equal Treatment? No Blacks in Center’s Leadership,” (Feb. 16, 1994), pp. 1A & 6A; Dan Morse, Montgomery Advertiser, “Black Former Workers Question Treatment” (Feb 16, 1994), pp. 1A & 7A.
[10] Dan Morse, “Black Former Workers Question Treatment,” p. 7A.
[11] Dan Morse, Montgomery Advertiser, “’Morris Treated Me Differently,’” (Feb. 16, 1994) (p. 7A).
[12] Moser, New Yorker, “The Reckoning of Morris Dees and the Southern Poverty Law Center.”
[13] Peter D’Abrosca, Big League Politics, “SPLC’s Morris Dees Fired after BLP Exposé, Employees Detail Internal Strife” (March 14, 2019) (https://bigleaguepolitics.com/exclusive-splcs-morris-dees-fired-after-blp-expose-employees-detail-internal-strife/).
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26 Comments
5 years ago
Let’s hope they do!
SPLC needs to be investigated. They are EVIL.
Things are heating up out there ….Pope Dope is a heretic!
God wants Catholic, Muslim fraternity – Pope
April 3, 2019
(ANSA) – Vatican City, April 3 – Pope Francis said God wants inter-faith solidarity as he spoke about his trip to Morocco last weekend during his weekly general audience on Wednesday.
“With Muslims, we are descendants of the same Father, Abraham: why does God permit there to be so many religions?” the pope said. “God wanted to permit this: the theologians of the Scholastica made reference to the volutas permissive of God. “He wanted to allow this situation: there are many religions; some are born of culture, but they always look to heaven, they look to God.
“But what God wants is fraternity between us and in a special way – here is the reason for this trip – with our brothers, sons of Abraham like us, the Muslims. “We must not be afraid of difference: God allowed this. “We must be afraid if we do not work in fraternity, to walk together in life”.
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5 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
This is what ISLAM says about that, YOU EVIL FOOL!:
Muslims must fight against and subjugate Christians: “Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day, nor hold that forbidden what has been forbidden by Allah and His Messenger, nor acknowledge the religion of Truth, of the People of the Book, until they pay the Jizya with willing submission, and feel themselves subdued.” — Qur’an 9:29
Those who believe in the divinity of Christ are unbelievers:
“They have certainly disbelieved who say that Allah is Christ, the son of Mary.” — Qur’an 5:17 (cf. 5:72)
Jesus is not the Son of God and belief in the Trinity is “excess”: “O People of the Book! Do not exaggerate in your religion nor utter anything concerning Allah save the truth. The Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, was only a messenger of Allah, and his word which he conveyed to Mary, and a spirit from him. So believe in Allah and His messengers, and do not say ‘Three.’ Cease! It is better for you! Allah is only One Allah. It is far removed from his transcendent majesty that he should have a son. His is all that is in the heavens and all that is in the earth. And Allah is sufficient as Defender.” — Qur’an 4:171
And: “It is not befitting to Allah that he should beget a son. Glory be to him! When He determines a matter, he only says to it, ‘Be,’ and it is.” — Qur’an 19:35
Jesus was not crucified: “And because of their saying: We killed the Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, Allah’s messenger – they did not kill him or crucify him, but it appeared so to them; and those who disagree concerning it are in doubt about it; they have no knowledge of it except pursuit of a conjecture; they did not kill him for certain.” — Qur’an 4:157
Christians have forgotten part of the divine revelations they received: “From those, too, who call themselves Christians, We did take a covenant, but they forgot a good part of the message that was sent them: so we estranged them, with enmity and hatred between the one and the other, to the day of judgment. And soon will Allah show them what it is they have done.” — Qur’an 5:14
Those who believe that Jesus is God’s Son are accursed: “The Jews call Ezra a son of Allah, and the Christians call Christ the son of Allah. That is a saying from their mouth; they but imitate what the unbelievers of old used to say. Allah’s curse be on them: how they are deluded away from the Truth! ” — Qur’an 9:30
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https://www.jihadwatch.org/2019/04/pope-god-wants-catholic-muslim-fraternity
5 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
People should ser it as false. I always like how the Muslims prayed wrong direction for 200 years. A true God would not have allowed such an error. What happens when the Qibla lost, back to sqare one.
Christians know how to pray, as they were shown and told, and never need to bow to one direction.
Most of Islam goes unchecked as to what actually happened. No witnesses. Jesus Christ had witnesses through his life. Muslims just take the word of one man. An angel would have given him the ability to read and write. None of recite, recite.
Carbon dating the Quran before or during his life. We must not forget he was 40 when they say Islam formed. Such a huge time frame, stretching the lie.
But even better with the teachings of Waraqqa and Khadija just there. Waraqqa had to be a Catholic, Ebonites would have been eliminated by the time of Muhamad as many other small churches gone or became part of the Catholic Church thanks to Constantine and later St Augustine and his heresies. The Donatist or should say Carthagians were a thorn in St Augustine side and still there after St Augustine. It was Islam that crushed the Carthagians. Carthagians were bigger than the Catholics. Constantine was said to have been baptisef on his death bed by an Ebionite priest, again has to be Catholic. To me Constantine betrayed Christ in been baptied to a Catholic,when he had the visions from Christ. Stupid idiot was a Christian in listening and doing as Jesus told him. He did not need Catholics tell him what to do.
Through history Catholics have run the show through St Augustine that wrote lots of pagan values into Catholicism from his upbringing and teachings of pagan values. Through the centuries the Catholics have written their own laws. The Donatist were the first to stand up to the corruption in the Catholic Church even confession. There is so many similarities between Catholics and Islam
Pelagius challanged St Augustine on how to be a Christine even up to their deaths.
Always like Muhammads agreement to protect Christians the Ashtiname agreement with his hand print at St Catherines Monastry. This also reminds me of Muhammads agreement with the Jews at Medina, broken.
5 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
They should never have appointed a Pope from South America and definitely not a Jesuit.
5 years ago
Reply to
Larenzo1
Still people have not much knowledge of Jesuits and the nany others divisions and why created.
5 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
Muslims do not have the same God as they deny Jesus Christ who is God in the Trinity.
The Pope should know betrer than chat up with evil. The Pope shows the real side of tge Catholic Church and many Catholics should follow the Eadtern Oryhodox Church as closest to the early churches. People need to study the churches through the centuries.
5 years ago
Did Pamela have any ties with that group in the first place?
5 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
She may well have been one of their targets due to her anti-jihad work. They have as much run interference for jihad terror and the sharia agenda (as Maajid Nawaz could attest) as they have for the culture of death and for the anti-family, anti-morality, pro-sodomite, radical fringe Greenwich Village/San Francisco/Fire Island “values” – and other far-left, subversive “causes” that are destructive to the moral and social fabric of the West.
5 years ago
Reply to
Larenzo1
Lol, she’s a lying hate propagandist and a birther.. not the brightest bulb in the box.
5 years ago
But the MS media and social media platforms are part of the political elite and they have an agenda. 
German journalist Barbara Wesel (DW)
5 years ago
Ms. Geller, Mr. Robert Spencer and Mr. Greenfield should get stylish, matching, black jackets w/the words designated, SPLC hate group emblazoned on the back in silver, or maybe better low-key white because they should wear their appellations with pride! After all, how many people can say they constitute a hate group of one!
5 years ago
and I have absolutely no idea why soreass gave away his fortune….
5 years ago
Reply to
Halal Bacon
I guess you mean Soros. He may give away lots but he owns the Oprn Society, with many aid organisations that take donations. Save the Children for one is running old suffering advertisements of children suffering for donations in Australia. The money donated to fix the African problems would have been billions providing tap water etc and we still see the same with the suffering children. I guess all the money we donated over the decades has gone to fund each refugees exit.
5 years ago
SPLC, typical leftist projecting syndrome…
5 years ago
So funny. The ones that called out supposed hate groups is the BIGGEST hating group of all. Hillaryous!
5 years ago
Reply to
TomSJr
Uh, that’s a hate propaganda site: https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/individual/robert-spencer ..
5 years ago
All the hate mongers fear the SPLC
