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DEVILS WITHIN was inspired by real events. Check out the links below to learn more about hate groups across the world, and how you can help promote love and diversity.

Southern Poverty Law Center
Located in Montgomery, Alabama, the SPLC battles against hatred and bigotry in all forms. They monitor hate groups across the country and expose their actions to the public. Think your city or state is free from hatred? Think again. While the number and location of hate groups is constantly changing, there are currently groups in all but two states. Take a look at the hate map and educate yourself about what's going on in your area as well as the country as a whole.

Amnesty International
Racism and discrimination isn't just a problem in the United States--it occurs across the globe. Amnesty International is a movement to end abuses of human rights in 150 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East as well as the Americas. They have a lot going on, from . Browse their website and learn more about their global efforts.

Articles
This is the article that started it all: Boy who shot dead his neo-nazi father at age 10 is sentenced to seven years in juvenile prison -James Nye

This article delves more into the story that inspired DEVILS WITHIN: Did Murderered neo-nazi Jeff Hall Abuse His Son? -Leah Nelson

5 Things I Learned As A Neo-Nazi -J.F Sargent and Frank Meeink

Racism Is Still The Global Issue That No One Wants To Talk About -John Haltiwanger

I taught my black kids that their elite upbringing would protect them from discrimination. I was wrong. -Lawrence Otis Graham

Reading Helped Me Overcome My Racist Upbringing -Susie Rodarme

What it Feels Like to be a Black Man in America Right Now -Terron Moore

Racist Easter Eggs Found in West Austin Lawns -Sonny Elliott

Officers in Bronx Fire 41 Shots and Kill Unarmed Amadou Diallo -Michael Cooper;

Former Ole Miss Student Pleads Guilty to Hanging Noose Around Statue Honoring the First Black Student -Susan Svrluga

We Need Diverse Books
A collection of book lovers advocating for more books featuring diverse characters, written by diverse authors

Write Inclusively
Write Inclusively is a method of putting We Need Diverse Books into action, encouraging writers to "actively write, edit, and revise to challenge stereotypes."


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