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The US Coast Guard has decided to no longer classify the ‘Swastika’ as a ‘hate symbol’, according to documents reviewed by The Washington Post. The Swastika in the West is considered a symbol of ...

The US Coast Guard denied reports it is going to stop classifying swastikas and nooses as hate symbols and categorize them as ‘potentially divisive’ instead. The policy change comes after the Donald ...

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The US Coast Guard is facing a political storm after a Washington Post report claimed the service will no longer classify the Swastika as a hate symbol, instead downgrading it to potentially divisive ...

The U.S. Coast Guard has released a new policy confirming that symbols like the swastika are prohibited after an earlier report suggesting a new policy dropped the classification of various hate ...

A U.S. Coast Guard logo is displayed on the side of a patrol boat in San Diego, Calif., on Sept. 26, 2025. Credit - Kevin Carter—Getty Images “Information has impact,” the Washington Post has insisted ...

The US Coast Guard is facing political controversy after a report by The Washington Post claimed the service will no longer classify the swastika, a symbol of fascism, white supremacy, and the ...

(The Hill) — The Coast Guard said Thursday a Washington Post report that it will no longer classify swastikas and nooses as hate symbols is “categorically false.” “The claims that the U.S. Coast Guard ...

The U.S. Coast Guard will reportedly no longer consider swastikas, nooses, or the Confederate flag to be hate symbols, according to forthcoming guidelines obtained by The Washington Post, though the ...