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At least five of the contributors to Project 2025 have a history of racist writing or statements, or white supremacist activity.
Seven of the organizations on Project 2025’s Advisory Board have been designated as extremist or hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center .
One Project 2025 contributor wrote in his PhD dissertation that immigrants have lower IQs than white native citizens.
Hanania acknowledged writing the posts under a pseudonym and, since then, has only partly renounced his past.
Richard Spencer , a white supremacist credited with creating the alt-right moniker, published several of Hanania ’s articles on the website AlternativeRight.com .
At least three contributors to Project 2025 have supported the racist “ Great Replacement ’ theory.
At least 31 of the 38 official authors and editors of Project 2025 have a connection to the former president.
Trump had previously distanced himself from the effort.
Project 2025 is the “employee manual” for a future Trump administration, an author says.
Trump has pointed to his own policy manifesto “Agenda 47” as evidence that he doesn’t plan to use Project 2025 if he wins in November .
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