ATLANTA — A new report from the Anti-Defamation League finds the spread of white supremacist propaganda in Georgia, including flyers distributed in driveways and on car windshields, rose dramatically in 2022.
The ADL’s Center on Extremism found 201 reports of propaganda across the state, compared with 29 in 2021. The fivefold increase is largely tied to the efforts of a handful of organized groups, including the Florida-based Goyim Defense League (GDL).
“It’s disturbing and alarming to see numbers grow like this in Georgia,” said Eytan Davidson, who heads the ADL’s southeast office in Atlanta. “This is just one more signal that the fight against extremism and bigotry remains as critical as ever.”
