Fashfront

Fashfront is a neo-[...] Internet forum. The site has frequently been linked to modern neo-[...] [...]. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has described the website as "a successor platform to a site central to the global neo-[...] accelerationist movement".

History

The Southern Poverty Law Center has reported two separate cases of neo-[...] criminals being frequent users of the site. The first was Dalton Ray Mullis of Indian Land, South Carolina, who was arrested January of 2026 for placing antisemitic posters in the predominately-Jewish Shalom Park neighborhood of Charlotte, North Carolina. According to a federal indictment Mullis used the alias "TerrorVox" to promote a neo-[...] group he was member of in Fashfront, called Southern Front.

Another case was Florida Gulf Coast University student Joseph Antonio Baer, who was arrested on a charge of making a written threat to conduct a [...] or an act of [...] in June of 2026.

The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism has reported 941 registered users as of May of 2026, smaller than one of the site's predecessors, Iron March. One notable user of the site is a writer for the neo-[...] Blog American Futurist. Like Iron March, multiple neo-[...] accelerationist groups use Fashfront to promote their groups, like HIVE Syndicate and Northern Stronghold.

Cloudflare has been criticized by the ADL for providing services to Fashfront. According to the ADL, even though some Fashfront members discussed and criticized Terrorgram, it was not due to disagreeing with the [...] committed by people affiliated with Terrorgram, but rather a tactical disagreement and plotting how they could be more effective. Many however openly praised and supported Terrorgram. Fashfront members lionize mass shooters like Anders Breivik and Brenton Tarrant.

According to The Daily Telegraph, Fashfront is connected to the British far-right, including Lorcan Barker who organizes anti-immigrant protests, Callum Barker, a Restore Britain activist and White World Apparel webshop which sells British Movement merchandise. Allegedly "one account is selling merchandise under the name Laura Towler", the deputy leader of the Patriotic Alternative. When contacted by the Telegraph, she denied knowledge but said she prefers [...] to journalists.