U.S. State Department employees were recently issued a new internal "style guide" banning the term used to describe threats posed by white supremacist groups.
The directive limits the use of the term "racially or ethnically motivated violent extremism" (REMVE), which was adopted by the agency in place of "far-right," which was previously excluded to avoid political language. According to officials, no alternative label for white supremacist violence has been provided, The Guardian reported.
