Someone distributed flyers for a white supremacist group called the Aryan Freedom Network in San Antonio’s Jefferson Terrace neighborhood, according to a Tuesday post on the Nextdoor app.
“Recently received this. BEWARE! This is a Neo-Nazi organization,” the since-deleted post read. A subsequent post by the same resident stated the flyers were distributed on Easter Sunday in the north-of-downtown neighborhood near Woodlawn Lake.
“We stand against pedophiles and groomers — DO YOU?” reads the flyer shared on Nextdoor, suggesting a new recruitment tactic for the Texas-based organization, which claims on its website to be active in 42 U.S. states. “Join us today! Stand up and say no to the degenerate pedo-groomer culture that has plagued our society and our country.”
The flyer includes text asserting that it was distributed randomly “without malicious intent.” However, its design also features an image of the Totenkopf, a Nazi skull symbol used by the SS, particularly in concentration camp management.
Additionally, the leaflet includes a link to the Aryan Freedom Network’s website, the URL of which is printed in the font Fraktur, a 16th century German script that was adopted in early Nazi propaganda and is still used by neo-Nazi groups.
The website outlines the group’s belief in the Great Replacement Theory, its claims of widespread reverse discrimination and other racist views.
“There are thousands of governments and organizations working for the interests of non-Whites. How many organizations stand up for the cultural values, security, and ideals of White People? Not many; as a result, we are faced with reverse discrimination in government, churches, schools, jobs, promotions and scholarships,” Aryan Freedom Network states on its homepage.
“Busing for forced integration, gun control, abortion, anti-white movies, music and television programs. In short, a society oriented to the wishes of Replacing Whites. The Aryan Freedom Network is unapologetic committed to the interests, ideas, security and cultural values of the White Race. We are determined to protect our Race from going into extinction.”
Former KKK member Dalton Henry Stout and his partner Tonya Sue Berry (aka “Daisy Barr”) lead the Aryan Freedom Network from a ranch in Texas, according to a 2025 Reuters investigation.
Though the group appears interested in recruiting people who are against pedophilia, its leader vocally backs President Donald Trump, who’s faced public scrutiny for his many mentions in the Epstein files.
Trump “awakened a lot of people to the issues we’ve been raising for years,” Stout told Reuters. “He’s the best thing that’s happened to us.”
The organization’s website also touts its preparation for a “Racial Holy War” and features swastikas as well as racial caricatures and slurs when referring to Jewish and African American people.
In a photo gallery of its gatherings, faces of its members are obscured by the Totenkapf.
A so-called “rat sheet” on the site also lists groups the white supremacist organization considers “commie scum” who are “working to destroy White Christian America and turn it into a Communist third world nation.” Those include the NAACP, the Indivisible Movement, gay advocacy group Human Rights Campaign, Black Lives Matter and the Democratic Socialists of America.
Esther C., the resident who shared the flyer on Nextdoor, said in a subsequent post that the app took down her original post. However, she said she’s not done raising awareness that a neo-Nazi organization is trying to recruit in the area.
“Hate groups are not welcome in our community,” she added.
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