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Morning Briefing: Matthew Allison and Dallas Humber are accused of 'using a white nationalist online platform to direct followers to kill immigrants and Black and Jewish people around the world.'
Matthew Allison and Dallas Humber are accused of 'using a white nationalist online platform to direct followers to kill immigrants and Black and Jewish people around the world.'
This Week's Recommended Reading on Substack: Jared Yates Sexton, Parker Molloy, Karim Zidan, Sarah Kendzior, Michael Ian Black, Joyce Vance, and Ben Cohen
Extremists Links: Supporters of the former president are reportedly planning to encourage 'chaos and discord' if Donald Trump is not reelected, and the Russian funding of a right-wing online media empire.
Supporters of the former president are reportedly planning to encourage 'chaos and discord' if Donald Trump is not reelected, and the Russian funding of a right-wing online media empire.
“Horseshoe theory may be useful for a quick, basic understanding of political differences. But like most political models, it’s both simplistic and misleading. One crucial critique of the horseshoe concept is that it lumps together popular movements that fight oppression and supremacy with those that reinforce it.”
Some global issues have prompted partnerships between seemingly strange bedfellows at opposite ends of the political spectrum. The ‘horseshoe theory’ tries to make sense of this, but what’s it about?
In "Chaos Comes Calling," Sasha Abramsky shows how ugly national politics hurt local communities — and how to heal
Morning Briefing: At least two dozen members of Patriot Front, the neo-fascist White Nationalist group, were reportedly 'marching with masks over their faces' in downtown Tallahassee, Florida.
At least two dozen members of Patriot Front, the neo-fascist White Nationalist group, were reportedly 'marching with masks over their faces' in downtown Tallahassee, Florida.
PRA’s Ben Lorber does a deep dive into the America First movement, Nick Fuentes, and the Groyper Army. Learn more about how this faction on the Right is mainstreaming White nationalism: https://politicalresearch.org/2021/01/15/america-first-inevitable.
Trump's memes are getting madder and meaner.
Fox News is championing RFK Jr's view of public health, even as it puts your kids at risk Written by Matt Gertz Published 08/27/24 1:44 PM EDT Fox News hosts like Ainsley Earhardt are overjoyed about notorious anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s purported ability to help former President...
Morning Briefing: The majority of registered voters believe 'there is a real possibility of more political violence erupting before and after Election Day,' according to a recently published public opinion survey.
The majority of registered voters believe 'there is a real possibility of more political violence erupting before and after Election Day,' according to a recently published public opinion survey.
This Week's Recommended Reading on Substack: Joshua Hill, Laura Jeffries, Justin Ling, Kelly Weill, Don Moynihan, and Noah Berlatsky
Extremists Links: Kai Nix, member of the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Liberty, North Carolina, indicted on 'charges of weapons trafficking and lying about his association with a white nationalist group.'
Kai Nix, member of the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Liberty, North Carolina, indicted on 'charges of weapons trafficking and lying about his association with a white nationalist group.'
This Week's Recommended Reading on Substack: Jared Yates Sexton, Melissa Ryan, Parker Molloy, Matthew Sheffield, Kelly Weill, and Jen Gunter
Morning Briefing: Multiple Hispanic-owned businesses in the north central Iowa town of Hampton were targeted with 'Illegal immigrant hunting permit' stickers.
Multiple Hispanic-owned businesses in the north central Iowa town of Hampton were targeted with 'Illegal immigrant hunting permit' stickers.
Extremists Links: The New Columbia Movement, the far right anti-LGBTIQ Christian Nationalist group, has filed a lawsuit targeting anti-fascist organizers.
The New Columbia Movement, the far right anti-LGBTIQ Christian Nationalist group, has filed a lawsuit targeting anti-fascist organizers.
Members of Blood Tribe, the White Supremacist neo-Nazi group, staged a protest while 'carrying sw****ka flags and rifles while wearing ski masks' in Springfield, Ohio.
This Week's Recommended Reading on Substack: Chris Geidner, Parker Molloy, Ken Klippenstein, Erin Reed, Noah Berlatsky, Juliet Jeske, and Blake Chastain
Extremists Links: Five years after a White Supremacists murder 23 people at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, the community is 'still coming to grips with the consequences of that attack.'
Five years after a White Supremacists murder 23 people at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, the community is 'still coming to grips with the consequences of that attack.'
"...the mildness of Rittenhouse’s criticism — that Trump had been weak on the Second Amendment — together with the fierceness of the anger directed at him speaks to something fairly significant: it reveals a growing sense of weakness and panic on the American Right."
The Trump cult has finally arrived The MAGA Right is starting to lose its grip Rittenhouse (centre) at a rally in support of the Second Amendment (Bill Pugliano/Getty Images) Rittenhouse (centre) at a rally in support of the Second Amendment (Bill Pugliano/Getty Images) AmericaDonald TrumpKamala Har...
Fear, Loathing and Desperation: Observations on the right-wing's collective temper tantrum and epic meltdown in response to Joe Biden's decision and Kamala Harris' ascension, and what may be next.
Observations on the right-wing's collective temper tantrum and epic meltdown in response to Joe Biden's decision and Kamala Harris' ascension, and what may be next.
Morning Briefing: A New York state lawmaker was the target of bomb threats, and a Minnesota lawmaker's home was the target of racist graffiti.
A New York state lawmaker was the target of bomb threats, and a Minnesota lawmaker's home was the target of racist graffiti.
A role-playing exercise imagines what might have happened if the military had taken part in the Jan. 6 insurrection — and the result is chilling.
This Week's Recommended Reading on Substack: Parker Molloy, Charlotte Clymer, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Sian Norris, Lyz Lenz, Melissa Ryan, and Kristin Du Mez
Ben Lorber and Natalie Li discuss the complexities and contradictions of castizo futurism, a White supremacist concept rooted in the Spanish colonial caste system, and how multiracial White nationalism expands the influence and power of movements like the Groypers. Learn more: https://politicalresearch.org/2022/06/09/castizo-futurism-and-contradictions-multiracial-white-nationalism.
Neo-Nazis are 'openly promoting hate speech and real-world recruitment on TikTok,' and 'its algorithm is amplifying their reach,' according to a new report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue.
Morning Briefing: Hungarian-based organizations that receive funding and support from far right Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have 'forged links with American anti-immigrant outfits established by John Tanton.'
Hungarian-based organizations that receive funding and support from far right Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have 'forged links with American anti-immigrant outfits established by John Tanton.'
Members or supporters of the A***n Brotherhood of Texas, identified by the Texas Observer and Bellingcat, appear to have perpetrated a possible hate crime at the location of a river tubing company.
"...a closer look at the named contributors to Project 2025 adds to the concern: A USA TODAY analysis found at least five of them have a history of racist writing or statements, or white supremacist activity."
Project 2025, a widely criticized policy document, is a conservative blueprint for a second Trump term.
Morning Briefing: Three individuals, including two former Marines, were sentenced to prison for plotting to carry out a series of attacks on the power grid in the northwestern United States.
Three individuals, including two former Marines, were sentenced to prison for plotting to carry out a series of attacks on the power grid in the northwestern United States.
This Week's Recommended Reading on Substack: Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Don Moynihan, Charlotte Clymer, Noah Berlatsky, Jessica Valenti, and David Kurtz
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