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Daryle Lamont Jenkins is executive director of the One People's Project, which he founded in 2000 to research and report on "who's who" among right-wing hate groups .
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Pros and cons of 'doxxing' white supremacists Photo by Louise Palanker When a picture of him carrying a torch this weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia turned up on the Twitter account @YesYoureRacist, a cook at a hot dog restaurant in Berkeley, California was fired. Two universities condemned white supremacy after students were identified the same way. Those are examples of the power of "doxxing" — which Daryle Lamont Jenkins has been doing for 17 years — starting long before Twitter existed. He’s executive director of One People’s Project.
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