Inside a group's push for whites-only communities "heritage communities"

A white separatist group is aggressively plotting to establish whites-only settlements in rural America, promoting them as heritage communities that function like private clubs to avoid legal scrutiny. This push is happening in the Ozarks, Appalachia, and the South, regions where the Trump administration's reduced focus on civil rights cases has created a more permissive environment. This alarming trend emerges as the nation grows more diverse, fueled by the racist "great replacement theory," which is gaining traction. It highlights a troubling regression in civil rights progress and poses a significant threat to the principles of equality and inclusion.