In the weeks following his victory, President-elect Donald Trump has not backed away from the racism upon which he built both his campaign and his real estate business.

Throughout his campaign, The Huffington Post kept a running list of examples of Trumps racism dating as far back as the 1970s. Well continue to document those incidents here as they happen. If his decisions as president-elect are any indication of whats to come, well be updating this list often.

Some of his top advisers and cabinet picks have histories of prejudice

Since winning the election, Trump has picked top advisers and cabinet officials whose careers are checkered by accusations of racially biased behavior.

Steve Bannon , Trumps chief strategist and senior counselor, was executive chairman of Breitbart, a news site that Bannon dubbed the home of the alt-right a euphemism that describes a loose coalition of white supremacists and aligned groups . Under Bannons leadership, Breitbart increased its accommodation of openly racist and anti-Semitic writing , capitalizing on the rise of white nationalism prompted by Trumps campaign.

Retired General Mike Flynn , who Trump chose as his national security adviser, has drawn scrutiny for anti-Muslim comments he has made over the years. In February, Flynn tweeted that fear of Muslims is rational. Over the summer, he said that there is a diseased component inside the Islamic world that is like a cancer . Flynn has defended Trumps past proposal of banning Muslim immigration and suggested he would be open to reviving torture techniques like waterboarding.

In addition, Trump has nominated Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) to be attorney general of the United States. The Senate refused to confirm Sessions as a federal judge in 1986 amid accusations that hed made racially insensitive comments , including that the only reason he hadnt joined the Ku Klux Klan was because members of the extremist group smoked marijuana. Civil rights groups condemned Trumps nomination of Sessions , while leading white nationalists celebrated it.

And Steve Mnuchin , who Trump tapped to serve as Treasury secretary, faces allegations of profiting from racial discrimination. As a hedge fund manager, Mnuchin purchased a troubled mortgage bank, sped up its foreclosure rate and sold it for a killing several years later. Along the way, Mnuchins bank came under fire from housing rights groups for racist practices like lending to very few people of color and maintaining foreclosed-upon properties in neighborhoods that were predominantly black and brown less than in white neighborhoods.