Summary
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has decided to stop using its Glossary of Extremism after facing criticism from certain influential conservative figures. The criticism arose because some entries were seen as labeling Christians as extremists. The ADL acknowledged that many entries were outdated and misused.
Key Facts
- The ADL has discontinued its Glossary of Extremism.
- Criticism from senior figures in the MAGA movement prompted the decision.
- The glossary had over 1,000 entries that were created over several years.
- Some glossary entries were outdated or misrepresented.
- Elon Musk and others disagreed with the glossary's labeling of "Christian Identity" as extremist.
- The ADL clarified that "Christian Identity" is not linked to mainstream Christianity.
- Adherents of "Christian Identity" have specific radical beliefs about Jews and non-whites.