“The SPLC is about to publish a hit piece featuring some of our ‘Not the Bee’ writers who have chosen to remain anonymous so they can speak freely without fear,” Dillon said in his post on X. He alleged that the SPLC “extracted sensitive information” from the publication’s website and used it to contact its authors directly.

Doxing is the act of publicly revealing someone’s private information, such as their name, email, home address, phone number, etc., without their permission.

“The SPLC is committed to transparency and is committed to protecting the safety of trans and genderqueer people when they are publicly attacked,” the SPLC said in a statement. “Hateful content, like the material created by the Not the Bee writers, works to dehumanize transgender people. , the entire LGBTQ+ and immigrant community and people of color. This divisive comment has no place in our society.”