News articles are written by the volunteer writers at Resist Hate or they are republished from an independent, nonprofit news organization we trust that allows republishing.

As an advocate for anyone in need of support, Resist Hate is focused on bullying (that includes oppressive regimes, human rights abuses, foreign wars, and genocides), racism, the anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric coming from Republicans, and hate in all of its forms. We also cover the environment, social justice issues, and criminal injustice.

The Goal: Grow the Community and organize so we can do more to fight back against hate.

Yes, we do! If you’re interested in contributing your work to the site, read the Submission Guidelines first, then create a free account (only members have access to the submission form), then use the Guest Post Form to submit your content. The submission page provides additional details about the image requirements for submissions. We are happy to add images for you. No need to ask! Any submission received without a featured image will go to the Editor to add a relevant image.

Part of honest reporting is transparency. The media has done damage to people’s trust. RH is trying to change that. We don’t expect readers to believe that we’re telling the truth right away, so we include a source link for every claim, data, or statistic in our reporting. The links show you where that specific piece of information came from — even in op-eds.

Nope! Membership to the Community will always be FREE. Our goal is to provide a Community to help unite the working class. The only way we can effectively fight to save democracy, get money out of politics, and bring positive change to the country, is if we unite and do it together.

Whether it’s a policy from the Populist Plank or legislation to protect the environment, we are stronger together!

Visit the Join Us page and click on one of the Join or Register Now buttons to visit the Registration page. Fill out the form, submit it, and then activate your account by clicking the activation link in the confirmation email you will receive.

Alternatively, you can click the LOGIN or JOIN links here or in the site navigation menu.

As a free member of the Resist Hate Community, you’ll have access to all of its Facebook-like features:
Personalize your user profile with a cover image and profile photo
Add friends
Follow other members
Send private instant messages using Resist Messenger
Get instant notifications if logged in, or email notifications if logged out
Create or join user groups
Engage in debates in the comment section of the news
Submit content to be included on the Community Blog
and more!

Members can submit their own news articles, stories, or writing on any topic you see in the News menu.

In the Members menu located in the community section (only visible if you are logged in), you’ll see an option to submit content. You can also write something offline and email the document file (.docx or .pdf) to Editor@resisth8.com.

You learn more about what we need along with your submission, or if you’re interested in becoming a regular contributor, learn how in Our Submission Guidelines.

All submissions are edited (and fact-checked if it it’s news-related) prior to publishing.

Not all submissions will appear on the News page or Community Blog, but if we publish your content, you’ll receive a notification with a link to the live post that you can share with friends and family.

Members of the Resist Hate Community can create and join user groups.

Groups give members the opportunity to join or create niche networks, engage in conversations related to their shared interests, or organize events. Members can interact with each other without feeling overwhelmed by the larger community, while also gaining access to exclusive content and resources.

With our group management features, users can quickly create and customize groups with their own privacy and posting settings. To create a group, fill out the create group form on the Community Groups page. Choose a name, write a description, and add a banner image to make the group stand out. Set clear group rules to guide members’ behavior and ensure a positive experience for everyone. Decide on the group’s privacy settings: make it public for anyone to join, private (by invitation or approved request only), or hidden (only group members can see it).

Set post moderation options: choose to auto-publish posts or require approval before they go live to ensure quality content. Select who can invite new users: group owners, owner and moderators, or all members.

The Groups Directory is a page that lists the public user groups that all members can join.