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Wikipedia Overview
Super Happy Fun America (SHFA) is a US right-wing political organization. SHFA and its leaders are known for their ties to white nationalism and the far-right, and the organization has been described by The Daily Beast as a front for the far-right organization Resist Marxism. The group first became known for organizing the 2019 Boston Straight Pride Parade, a parade which attracted several hundred participants and thousands of counterprotesters. In addition to rallying in support of "straight pride", the group has opposed COVID-19 prevention measures, vaccine mandates, and Black Lives Matter.
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Super Happy Fun America always claimed to be kidding. But their history suggests otherwise. - The Boston Globe
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Creep of the Week: Super Happy Fun America - Pride Source
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Here's What Happened When Super Happy Fun America Tried to Protest COVID Mandates in Boston - NBC Boston
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Super Happy Fun America Leader, Charged In Capitol Violence, Ordered To Keep Away From Mass. State House - WBUR
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‘This is a political prosecution’: After its members were charged in the Capitol riot, one group says it is more popular than ever - The Washington Post
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Controversial 'Refounding Fathers' event still slated in Auburn despite calls to cancel - Worcester Telegram
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Calls for a 'Straight Pride Parade' cause stir - BBC
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Super Happy Fun America: The Myth of Straight Pride - The Indiependent
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‘Straight Pride’ parade planned for Boston - Boston Herald
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'Straight pride' parade organizer has held and attended far-right events - The Guardian
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Organizers Of Pro-Police Rally Largely Outnumbered By Counter-Protesters - WBUR
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It started as trolling, but a ‘straight pride parade’ may actually be coming to Boston - The Washington Post
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Former Natick Town Official Gets 15 Days for Role in Jan. 6 Riot - NBC Boston
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Super Happy Fun America claims YouTube censorship of Auburn event - Worcester Telegram
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The organisers of a 'Straight Pride' event have called in the bomb squad over glitter - BBC
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Supporters claim political discrimination is stalling Mass. conservative activist’s N.H. law license - WBUR
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'Heroes of January 6th' event planned Saturday at Auburn club stirs outrage - Worcester Telegram
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Suzanne Ianni, ex-Natick town official, pleads guilty to U.S. Capitol riot charge - WBUR
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Former Natick official to serve 15 days in jail for her part in the Jan. 6 attack - WBUR
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PHOTOS: Hundreds Protest At State House To Call For Mass. To Reopen Amid Pandemic - WBUR
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Natick woman who attended violent protest in D.C. believes 'illegal election' is at play - MetroWest Daily News
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Far-right orgs protest raid of Trump’s home outside FBI office in Chelsea - Boston.com
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Group behind controversial demonstrations, including Straight Pride Parade, to host rally on Sunday - The Boston Globe
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What’s the point of a Straight Pride march? - The Guardian
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Divided they stand: 'Refounding Fathers' event in Auburn lures Trump fans, protesters - Worcester Telegram
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Capitol Protesters And Rioters From Mass. Vow To Increase Ranks - WBUR
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Why Many White Men Love Trump’s Coronavirus Response - The Atlantic
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Straight Pride Parade gets permit to march in Boston – but flag won’t fly at City Hall - Boston Herald
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‘Straight Pride’ organisers revealed to have links to far-right and white nationalist groups - The Independent
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‘Straight Pride’ Parade Is Apparently a Thing in Boston, and Twitter Has Something to Say About It - Newsweek
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Everything You Need to Know About Boston's 'Straight Pride' Parade - Advocate.com
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It’s time gay people stepped aside... hetero whiners have rights too - The Guardian
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Three men announce plans to hold a "Straight Pride Parade" in Boston - 10TV
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Right-wing protesters, counter-demonstrators clash repeatedly on Boston Common - The Boston Globe
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'Our legal department is here, it's queer, and it's telling you to steer clear' — Netflix orders Boston's Straight Pride to stop listing it as a 'prospective corporate sponsor' - Business Insider
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The group behind Boston's 'Straight Pride' parade received 'suspicious envelopes' in the mail - filled with glitter - SBS
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Organizers of ‘straight pride’ parade called the FBI after receiving glitter-filled packages in the mail - New York Daily News
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“Straight pride” parade: Milo Yiannopoulos will be the marshal. - Slate Magazine
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Alt-right hate group bringing ‘Straight Pride’ to Texas this month - Metro Weekly
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Opinion | Straight Pride is a deranged veneration of toxic masculinity - NBC News
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'Straight Pride' parade in Boston gets approval to be held August 31 - USA Today
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Brad Pitt threatens to sue Straight Pride creators over making him their mascot - NME
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Straight Pride Parade Begins in Boston with Cops, Protesters Out in Force - TMZ
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Straight Pride Is Coming Back, This Time to Texas - Out Magazine
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Straight Pride parade to take place today in Boston; protesters expected as well - MassLive
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Brad Pitt demands Straight Pride organisers stop using his name and image - The Mirror
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