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Nonprofit Asked to Soften Language on Designated Hate Group

A nonprofit received a request to soften its language about a designated hate group to avoid deterring new members. The request came during a review of the nonprofit's materials.

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dailycaller.com
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A nonprofit was asked to soften its language about a designated hate group to avoid scaring off new members, according to a Department of Justice statement. The request targeted wording in the nonprofit's materials that described the group. Officials said the change was intended to prevent potential members from being deterred.

Background on the Request The nonprofit maintains a list of designated hate groups. The Department of Justice reviewed the nonprofit's descriptions during an assessment of its public materials. The statement noted that the request focused on specific language about the group rather than its overall designation.

Justice continues to examine the nonprofit's practices. No further actions have been announced.

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