Concordia University Wisconsin Gives Christian Colleges A Bad Name
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Concordia's first response was to prevent a TPUSA chapter from being recognized on campus.In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Concordia's first response was to prevent a TPUSA chapter from being recognized on campus.ADL ends its 'Glossary of Extremism' after listing Charlie Kirk's TPUSA under 'extremism' and 'hate'
The Anti-Defamation League is ending its list of what it considers to be extremist groups and people.
The ADL made an announcement on Tuesday evening about retiring its "Glossary of Extremism," a list of over 1,000 entries, which it claimed "served as a source of high-level information on a wide range of topics for years."
'Christian Identity is a religious ideology popular in extreme right-wing circles.'
The organization admitted that an "increasing number" of its entries were outdated, while stating that many of the entries had somehow been "intentionally misrepresented and misused."
The organization wrote on X that it will now "explore new strategies and creative approaches" to present its research and focus on "fighting antisemitism and hate."
For the past few days, the ADL has been under intense scrutiny after readers noted its page on Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk's organization, was listed as a hate group.
In fact, TPUSA's backgrounder on the ADL website remains labeled with the tags "Extremism, Hate, or Terrorism" and comes from the ADL's "Center on Extremism."
The page relates TPUSA to extremists or extremism at least six times and claims the organization's events have featured "far-right conspiracy theorists," with Kirk creating a "vast platform" used by "numerous extremists."
The ADL's description of Kirk and his company drew widespread backlash, even from Tesla founder Elon Musk.
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Musk sent out an array of posts on X in recent days, calling the ADL a "hate group" as well as a "far left hate propaganda machine."
Musk also wrote that the ADL "sells hate" and "hates Christians, therefore it is is a hate group."
The "Christians" post was in response to the ADL's page on the "Christian Identity movement," which is also listed under "Extremism, Hate, or Terrorism" by the ADL.
"Christian Identity is a religious ideology popular in extreme right-wing circles," the ADL writes. "Adherents believe that whites of European descent can be traced back to the 'Lost Tribes of Israel.' Many consider Jews to be the Satanic offspring of Eve and the Serpent, while non-whites are 'mud peoples' created before Adam and Eve."
It adds — still in the introduction — that the movement holds "virulent racist and anti-Semitic beliefs" that are usually accompanied by "extreme anti-government sentiments."
Absolutely.
The @ADL has become a far left hate propaganda machine.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 30, 2025
Musk had said that "the ADL needs to change this now" in response to a screenshot from the group's page about TPUSA, which was last updated in 2023; but the page has since seen changes.
Much of the verbiage seems to have simply been reworded, but the page no longer lists TPUSA as a right-wing organization in its very first point. Some of the points have also been toned down. For example, the page allegedly used to say TPUSA "has promoted numerous conspiracy theories," but now says it "has promoted some conspiracy theories."
As reported by Fox News, the now-defunct glossary had listed groups like the Nation of Islam, the Proud Boys, the Oath Keepers, and more as extremists. It also included TPUSA and the "America First" movement, but not Antifa or Black Lives Matter.
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Erika Kirk forgives, Trump fights evil — Scripture says both are right
During her powerful speech at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service last Sunday, Erika Kirk, Charlie’s widow and the new CEO of Turning Point USA, did what most people wouldn’t have the strength to do: She forgave her husband’s murderer.
“That young man, I forgive him,” she said through tears and evident pain.
Since then, many have complained that some of the speeches from Trump administration officials contradicted Erika’s stunning act of Christ-like forgiveness.
For example, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller delivered a powerful speech, vowing to “prevail over the forces of wickedness and evil.”
President Trump in his speech admitted that he is not like Charlie when it comes to loving his enemies. “That’s where I disagreed with Charlie. I hate my opponent. I hate what they’ve done to our country. I hate what they’ve done to our people. And I don’t want the best for them,” he said bluntly.
But Allie Beth Stuckey, who guest hosted “The Charlie Kirk Show” yesterday at his Phoenix studio, says that Erika’s forgiveness and the government’s vow to crush evil aren’t oppositional at all. In fact, they’re perfectly aligned with Scripture.
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“[Forgiveness and justice] both exist. Government punishes evil. We forgive,” Allie explains.
“When Jesus is talking about ‘turn the other cheek,’ he’s talking about our interpersonal relationships. He is not negating the government’s role in executing justice,” she adds.
She then cites Romans 13: 1-3, which reads, “Let every person be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God. Therefore whoever resists the authorities resists what God has appointed, and those who resist will incur judgment. For rulers are not a terror to good conduct, but to bad.”
“And so, it is not the government’s job to give grace and to forgive,” Allie says. “Not to say that there’s no place for legal mercy in our system at all, but the government, who is tasked at protecting the most vulnerable ... has to punish evil.”
“God is a God of order. We see that from the very beginning that He placed us not in a jungle but in a garden. ... And we see His ordering of things throughout creation and throughout Scripture, and the government is part of that order.”
To hear more of Allie’s commentary, watch the clip above.
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'We are not afraid': Glenn Beck, Allie Beth Stuckey, and Alex Stein jump into the breach to complete Charlie Kirk's tour
Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck and BlazeTV hosts Allie Beth Stuckey and Alex Stein are among the conservatives who have agreed to step into the breach and complete Charlie Kirk's fall campus tour in the wake of the Turning Point USA founder's assassination earlier this month.
Turning Point USA, now under the tutelage of Erika Kirk, announced on Monday that the tour would resume, starting with a stop at the University of Minnesota.
The widowed mother of two evidently meant it when she told the nation, "If you thought that my husband's mission was powerful before, you have no idea. You have no idea what you just have unleashed across this entire country."
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"Nobody can match the energy and hard work and drive that Charlie had — I mean, literally nobody," the eponymous host of "Prime Time with Alex Stein" told Blaze News. "So it's going to be up to a team of people to continue Charlie's mission of defending the First Amendment as well as the entire Constitution."
Beck, whom Kirk asked to participate in the tour prior to his assassination, told Blaze News, "I begged them not to have me help them complete the college tour because I'm not Charlie Kirk. I can't do what Charlie Kirk does."
Nevertheless, the bereaved conservative indicated that he will do his best on Oct. 9, teaching young Americans about their country's history and honoring his late friend.
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Following TPUSA's announcement regarding the tour, Allie Beth Stuckey noted, "Honored to join Turning Point’s college tour this fall. We're not going anywhere. For Jesus, for America, for Charlie."
'We have to keep Charlie's mission alive.'
Stuckey, who will be at Louisiana State University on Oct. 27, subsequently revealed that Kirk had asked her to join him on the tour prior to his assassination by a leftist coward and noted that while the date has changed, the directive remains the same.
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The shooting on September 10 serves as a painful reminder of the continued threat posed by the radical left.
Beck underscored to Blaze News that the message sent by the tour's completion is, "We are not afraid. We will not sit down. We will not comply. We will not hate. We will not respond in kind. We will love you. We will serve you. But we will continue to speak."
"You have to live fearlessly," said Stein, who has been attacked on numerous occasions by violent liberals. "You have to live unapologetically."
Stein, whose next date on the tour is Sept. 24 at the University of Central Florida, suggested further that the refusal to throw in the towel after the bloodletting earlier this month is "going to inspire a lot of people to actually go out there and have difficult conversations."
Other guests and speakers on the tour include Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson, along with Republicans including: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, Utah Sen. Mike Lee, and Ohio gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy.
"We have to keep Charlie's mission alive because that's what Charlie would have wanted," Stein said.
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