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According to multiple reports from the media and police, Micah Xavier Johnson had "liked" the Nation of Islam, the New Black Panther Party, the African American Defense League (AADL), the Black Riders Liberation Party and a host of other Black Nationalist groups on his now deleted Facebook page...</blockquote></ref>
 
According to multiple reports from the media and police, Micah Xavier Johnson had "liked" the Nation of Islam, the New Black Panther Party, the African American Defense League (AADL), the Black Riders Liberation Party and a host of other Black Nationalist groups on his now deleted Facebook page...</blockquote></ref>
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Micah Xavier Johnson was also loosely connected with [[Louis Farrakhan]]’s [[Nation of Islam]].<ref>Gabe Friedman, [https://www.timesofisrael.com/dallas-shooter-was-affiliated-with-anti-semitic-group/ Dallas shooter was affiliated with anti-Semitic group
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Micah Xavier Johnson was also loosely connected with [[Louis Farrakhan]]’s [[Nation of Islam]].<ref>Gabe Friedman, [https://www.timesofisrael.com/dallas-shooter-was-affiliated-with-anti-semitic-group/ Dallas shooter was affiliated with anti-Semitic group], ''TOI'', 12 Jul 2016.<blockquote>Micah Xavier Johnson was also loosely connected with Louis Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam</blockquote></ref>
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Micah Xavier Johnson was also loosely connected with Louis Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam], ''TOI'', 12 Jul 2016.</ref>
      
Johnson posted anti-white messages on Facebook pages of some of the hate groups days before his attack, he had also liked pages for affiliates of the Anonymous group and conspiracy-minded pages like "Illuminati Exposed Media."
 
Johnson posted anti-white messages on Facebook pages of some of the hate groups days before his attack, he had also liked pages for affiliates of the Anonymous group and conspiracy-minded pages like "Illuminati Exposed Media."
 
He also liked pages for the [[Black Lives Matter]] movement... appeared to have an interest in gun culture, and followed a tactical shooting page called "Guerrilla Approach."<ref name=reuters-8jul2016>Ned Parker, Mimi Dwyer, [https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-police-blackmilitants/dallas-gunman-was-drawn-to-anger-of-black-power-groups-idUSKCN0ZP01M  Dallas gunman was drawn to anger of 'black power' groups], ''Reuters'', Jul 8, 2016.<blockquote> The 25-year-old army veteran who killed five Dallas police officers interacted with several "black power" groups, some of which post vitriolic and racist rhetoric online and which sometimes condone violence...
 
He also liked pages for the [[Black Lives Matter]] movement... appeared to have an interest in gun culture, and followed a tactical shooting page called "Guerrilla Approach."<ref name=reuters-8jul2016>Ned Parker, Mimi Dwyer, [https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-police-blackmilitants/dallas-gunman-was-drawn-to-anger-of-black-power-groups-idUSKCN0ZP01M  Dallas gunman was drawn to anger of 'black power' groups], ''Reuters'', Jul 8, 2016.<blockquote> The 25-year-old army veteran who killed five Dallas police officers interacted with several "black power" groups, some of which post vitriolic and racist rhetoric online and which sometimes condone violence...
 
Johnson, who posted anti-white messages on Facebook pages of some of the groups days before his attack, had also liked pages for affiliates of the Anonymous group and conspiracy-minded pages like “Illuminati Exposed Media.”
 
Johnson, who posted anti-white messages on Facebook pages of some of the groups days before his attack, had also liked pages for affiliates of the Anonymous group and conspiracy-minded pages like “Illuminati Exposed Media.”
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He also liked pages for the [[Black Lives Matter movement]]... appeared to have an interest in gun culture, and followed a tactical shooting page called "Guerrilla Approach."
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He also liked pages for the [[Black Lives Matter]] movement... appeared to have an interest in gun culture, and followed a tactical shooting page called "Guerrilla Approach."
 
U.S. law enforcement officials said.
 
U.S. law enforcement officials said.
 
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