Through its Internet Monitoring Unit, the ADL has documented literally hundreds of hate groups that maintain a web presence. Many hate sites are being specifically designed to ensnare children. A closer look revealed the games were laced with racist and anti-Semitic themes. The World Church of the Creator also posts membership applications and disturbing images, such as a graphic of a skinhead crushing a Hassidic Jewish man, with blood dripping from the giant fist. These hateful images are hardly an isolated phenomenon, nor are they banished to the farthest fringes of the Web.
Any computer user can unwittingly land at a hate site by typing a few keywords on a search engine.
Indeed, many hate sites are barely a click away, making it easier than ever for hate groups to prey on unsuspecting computer users, especially children. While many hate sites are blatantly racist or bigoted in their approach, other sites disguise themselves as legitimate sources of information. Jr. Any student doing research on Dr. King who might happen upon this site could be duped into believing this is a legitimate history. Scrolling down, the trained observer notices that it really contains racist propaganda from the National Alliance. The Internet has also become a haven for Holocaust Deniers, who dispense anti-Semitism through distorted conceptions of modern history.