Hate Map

On January 26, 2025, transgender Ryan Michael “Riley Jane” English traveled from his home in Massachusetts to the nation’s capital with the intent of murdering leaders in the conservative movement. He turned himself in to Capitol Police before he could inflict any harm. According to court documents, English had the intention to kill “‘Nazi’ Secretary of Defense, Peter Hegseth, and/or the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, and/or burn down the Heritage Foundation” in order to “send a message.” English later turned his focus to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. “Originally, English’s thoughts were to use the small bottles of vodka to start fires and later to wrap them in rags soaked in alcohol, light them and throw them at Bessent’s feet,” a court affidavit stated, and that “in the event English was able to get close enough to Bessent, English would have stabbed him with the knife that English brought from home.”

A “direct-action” trans collective based in the nation’s capital, Our Rights D.C. gained attention for organizing harassment and threatening protests at Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s home — even after a planned assassination attempt on his life. 

A transgender social media activist who routinely harasses and intimidates political opponents. In 2023, Tinker weaponized social media followers against videogame community manager Kara Lynn, proclaiming her to be a “transphobe” and demanding that she get fired from her job. Tinker also claimed that transgender center-right YouTube personality Blaire White is “transphobic.” 

Palabras Books is a left-wing bookstore which is known for hosting “all-ages drag shows.” In March of 2024, the location hosted a “Drag Show for Palestine” in support of Hamas terrorist actions against Israeli civilians on October 7, 2023.

A trans activist, Cleveland was arrested after attending a March for Life Rally in Richmond, Virginia where he charged into a group of students. 

Noah Buchanan is the leader of the “Trans Radical Activist Network” which was behind the “Trans Day of Vengeance” event that was formed to “stop trans genocide” and increase visibility for the transgender community in the wake of the 2023 Nashville School Shooting. The event was canceled due to “Credible Threat to Life and Safety.” Some reports allege a link between the Trans Radical Network and the Nashville Shooting.  

A transgender activist with a history of violent threats, Lopez’s rap sheet   includes felonies for using a knife to threaten a shopper at a grocery store, two felony counts of unlawful use of a weapon, and two counts of menacing. Most notably, Lopez has been charged with second-degree murder and unlawful use of a weapon during the stabbing of a taxi driver. 

Known by the trans alias “Dandelion,” Temael is a radical ANTIFA activist accused of stabbing a man to death, setting fire to his home, and stealing his vehicle to get away with the crime. 

The radical transgender pastor of Saint Mark’s Lutheran Church in Fargo, North Dakota, Louwagie is known to have compared the treatment of trans shooter Audrey Hale to the crucifixion of Jesus, analogizing that both died as martyrs. “There are a significant number of people who have deemed that the fact that the Nashville shooter happened to be a trans person — so it’s been reported — is just the excuse they need to call for the eradication of trans folks.” 

McKinney is a transgender individual who is one of the students responsible for carrying out a shooting at the STEM School Highlands Ranch in May of 2019. During the shooting, one student was killed, and eight others were injured. McKinney was sentenced to life in prison for the crimes committed.