A radical group known as Caucasian Male Rights Society (CMRS) has urged the overthrow of all democratic institutions in the U.S. that seek to protect the rights of women and minorities. The CMRS membership is dispersed throughout the nation, and for the most part they live ordinary lives without detection. A number of CMRS members actually work for an information technology company hired by the U.S. government to overhaul the computer networks at the Pentagon to make them more secure. The military brass was alerted of the CMRS "infiltration," and asked the technology company to reveal the employees associated with CMRS and refuse to allow them to work on the Pentagon project. This federal move toward disclosure and dismissal from government hire is permitted under the U.S. Constitution.

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The Supreme Court review such an issue in Communist Party v. Subversive Activities Control Board (1956) wherein they found that the government may be able to limit subversive activity; however, the government may not prohibit employment based on membership in a subversive organization.

A Radical Group Known as Caucasian Male Rights Society (CMRS)