century mainstream conservative Republican politicians continued to associate themselves with issues, symbols, and organizations inspired by the neo-Confederate Right". Two prominent neo-Confederates—Walter Donald Kennedy and Al Benson—published the book Red Republicans and Lincoln's Marxists: Marxism in the Civil War, in which they argue that Lincoln and the Republican Party were influenced by Marxism. Criticism of neo-Confederates The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) reports on the "neo-Confederate movement" almost always in a critical fashion. A special report by the SPLC's Mark Potok in their magazine, Intelligence Report, critically described a number of groups as "neo-Confederate" in 2000. "Lincoln Reconstructed", published in 2003 in the Intelligence Report, focuses on the resurgent demonization of Abraham Lincoln in the South. The article quotes the chaplain of the Sons of Confederate Veterans as giving an invocation which recalled "the last real Christian civilization on Earth". George Ewert, director of the Museum of Mobile, wrote a review of the film Gods and Generals in which he pointed out that the film was "part of a growing movement that seeks to rewrite the history of the American South, downplaying slavery and the economic system that it sustained". His review enraged local neo-Confederate activists. Neo-Confederate groups Abbeville Institute Council of Conservative Citizens Dixiecrats (States' Rights Democratic Party) (defunct) Flaggers (movement) Ku Klux Klan (1st and 3rd incarnations) League of the South Southern Party (division of the League of the South) (defunct) Sons of Confederate Veterans Southern Historical Society (defunct) United Daughters of the Confederacy See also Anti-federalism Jeffersonian democracy Kinism List of active separatist movements in North America List of Confederate monuments and memorials List of fascist movements List of Ku Klux Klan organizations List of neo-Nazi organizations List of organizations designated by the Southern Poverty Law Center as hate groups List of white nationalist organizations Loy Mauch Naming the American Civil War Nativism (politics) Racism against African Americans Racism in the United States Radical right in the United States Richard M. Weaver Removal of Confederate monuments and memorials Second American Civil War States' rights faction of the Republican Party Trumpism Unite the Right rally White nationalism Notes References Blight, David W. Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory. (2001) . Feller, Daniel. "Libertarians in the Attic, or a Tale of Two Narratives". Reviews in American History 32.2 (2004) 184–195. Gallagher, Gary W. and Nolan, Alan T. editors. The Myth of the Lost Cause and Civil