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Trump speechwriter fired after link to white nationalists made public
Matthew Rozsa
Darren Beattie appeared publicly with well-known white nationalists at the 2016 H.L. Mencken Club conference
“BlacKkKlansman” screenwriter: Trump voters want “absolution” for supporting his racism
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to Kevin Willmott, who collaborated on the screenplay with Spike Lee, about past and present racism
Trump staffer Katrina Pierson suggests it’s fine to call a woman a dog: “It depends on what she did”
Joseph Neese
An identity politics built on stirring white resentment has leaped from Fox News airwaves into the GOP platform
Republicans can’t confront Trump’s racism — unless they face their role in enabling it
Chauncey DeVega
New York Times columnist Ross Douthat sees a future path for non-racist conservatives. He's lying to himself
Tucker Carlson claims there’s no white nationalism. His show’s obsessive racism suggests otherwise
Amanda Marcotte
Fox host's claim that virulent racism is a myth is belied by the millions who tune into his show every night
Ben Shapiro baits Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez: A bad-faith challenge is rejected
Yoav Litvin
In refusing to "debate" a right-wing troll, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shows political savvy many liberals lack
Unite the Right 2 was a failure — but American fascism is not dead
Timothy Denevi
Sunday's rally for white supremacy in Washington, DC, was a bust, but the organizers don't care about reality
When white nationalism goes mainstream: After Charlottesville, are right-wing groups on the rise?
Stosh Cotler
As white nationalists rally in D.C. this weekend, one year after Charlottesville, it feels uncomfortably familiar
A timeline of racism in Charlottesville, from 1607 through 2017’s Unite the Right rally aftermath
Claudrena N. Harold
University of Virginia faculty examine the history and legacy of white supremacy on and around UVA's campus
“BlacKkKlansman” and white women: Spike Lee’s new film indicts their investment in white supremacy
Rachel Leah
From legal slavery to now, white women have always participated in white nationalist violence in many forms
Beyond Lebron James and Don Lemon: What James Baldwin can teach us about Donald Trump’s racism
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's racism is toxic but his base doesn't mind, because the GOP is America's largest white identity organization
After Charlottesville, solving the problem of angry men: What does healthy masculinity look like?
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to sociologist Michael Kimmel about radicalized men, extremism, white supremacy and Jordan Peterson
Charlottesville vs. the neo-Confederacy: How right-wingers in high places are keeping racist statues
Kali Holloway
Neo-Confederates are using every available method to protect and safeguard tangible odes to white supremacy
Hate spreads in Trump’s America: “We need to root out white supremacy just like the cancer it is”
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to Arjun Singh Sethi about helping hate crime victims speak out in his new book "American Hate"
America looks hopeless — a lot like the “mother country” once did
J.M. Opal
American politics are starting to mirror Britain's around the time America sought independence
What does free speech on campus really mean?
Ana Mari Cauce, Clayton Rose, Connie Ledoux Book
Three university presidents share their thoughts on campus free speech
Jason Spencer, the Republican lawmaker who screamed the N-word on “Who is America?”, to leave office
Rachel Leah
Spencer also employed a bigoted "Chinese" accent, dropped his pants and disparaged Muslims on the "Showtime" series
“Latest in a series of unhinged comments”: Seth Meyers blasts Trump for threatening war with Iran
Rachel Leah
"You can take the crazy old man out of Queens, but you can’t make him stop yelling at foreigners" Meyers deadpanned
Former Attorney General Eric Holder reveals that he’s “thinking about” running for president in 2020
Rachel Leah
"I'm thinking about it," Holder told Stephen Colbert on Monday's broadcast of "The Late Show" on CBS
Now Donald Trump issues his enemies list: Richard Nixon never had Twitter
Heather Digby Parton
With Rand Paul serving as his henchman, Trump now threatens John Brennan, Jim Clapper, James Comey and others
Donald Trump’s latest conspiracy theory is impossible to follow: That’s the point
Amanda Marcotte
Most Fox News viewers couldn't explain Trump's Carter Page conspiracy theory on a bet. Maybe that's the idea
Labor has a far-right problem: Why some unions are cheering Trump’s immigration crackdown
Sarah Lazare, Michael Arria
ICE and Border Patrol unions have emerged as among the biggest cheerleaders of Trump’s immigration policies
Historian Rick Shenkman on Donald Trump: “All the worst things in American history piled together”
Chauncey DeVega
Bestselling history author says that sooner or later, Donald Trump will make his supporters "feel like chumps"
Exclusive: Inside accused Annapolis shooter’s alt-right theology of mass murder
Jonathan Hutson
Jarrod Ramos had connections to vengeful right-wing theology, and a hero complex drawn from violent anime
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