The alt-right is understandably scary. Made up of small bands of white supremacist groups bound together by their vicious animosity toward marginalized communities, the alt-right is armed, militarized and angry because they can be. Though groups vary from khaki-wearing “intellectual” white nationalism to backwater Georgia militias defending themselves against an overreaching government, they’ve successfully bastardized two constitutional rights — that of free speech and that of bearing arms.
In an attempt to advocate for the welfare of young and impoverished Chinese girls, a Boston University student and her is selling t-shirts and donating the proceeds toward promoting growth and education...
