William Regnery II founded the Charles Martel Society in 1991, which publishes a quarterly journal called . He is described by the Southern Poverty Law Center as "a prime mover and shaker in white nationalism" and "famously reclusive". In 2004 the Occidental Quarterly gave Kevin B. MacDonald an award and $10,000 prize for books about Jewish "group evolutionary strategies". Though he is related to the founders of Regnery Publishing, as he is the nephew of Henry Regnery and a cousin of Alfred S. Regnery, he does not sit on the Board of Directors of the publishing company (which has since been sold by the Regnery family to Phillips Publishing's subsidiary, Eagle Publishing). He is chairman of the National Policy Institute, a Whitefish, Montana-based think tank.
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