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In high school Hood started a III% group. After that, he joined the Northeast USA Proud Boys in 2017 and served as admin for their facebook group. He then joined the Patriot Front and attended a number of Resist Marxism actions. In January 2019, Hood took a group of six masked Patriot Front members to post neo-Nazi flyers around a working class, Latinx neighborhood in Boston. Three of them were arrested for weapons possession. The posters said: “Keep America American. Report any and all illegal aliens. They are not immigrants, they are criminals.”
After getting thrown out of Patriot Front (for stealing money from them) Hood joined The Base, a neo-Nazi accelerationist group. He posted stickers for them like he did in East Boston. In January 2020, three members of The Base were arrested in Georgia for planning the murder of a couple that they believed to be antifascist activists. Hood left The Base and founded the Nationalist Social Club.
“Asked about the terms used to describe his group — racist, white supremacist, and Nazi — Hood said at one point, “If anyone calls me them, I don’t tell them they’re wrong.” … when asked if he considered himself to be racist, he answered, “Sure.” “Boston Globe, July 14, 2020
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Media about Hood
- “Neo-Nazi Street Fighting Gang Keeps Bragging About Attending Capitol Riot – Its leader, a known former member of a neo-Nazi terror group under an FBI crackdown, remains free” By Ben Makuch, March 23, 2021, Vice.com
- “Massachusetts Hate Group Had Role In Capitol Hill Riot – Founded by a former Malden man in 2019, NSC-131 has chapters around the world” By Dave Copeland, Patch StaffPosted Thu, Jan 7, 2021|Updated Fri, Jan 8, 2021
- “How a Terror Group Recruited Budding Neo-Nazis – Members of groups like Patriot Front and the Green Brigade told members of the Base they felt like the neo-Nazi terror cell was the next step” By Mack Lamoureux, Ben Makuch & Zachary Kamel Vice.com Nov. 24, 2020
- “A fairly devout group of Neo-Nazis.’ Local white supremacist group has been active in recent weeks”, Danny McDonald, Boston Globe, July 14 2020
