Showing results for: white supremacy (page 62)
Terror victims Donald Trump won’t talk about: Americans killed by the “alt-right”
Chauncey DeVega
White supremacists have killed 43 people and injured dozens more in the last four years. From the GOP: crickets
How Trump trauma is resurrecting the Jim Crow era
Kali Holloway
An interview with Theopia Jackson, head of clinical psychology at Saybrook University
Freudian slip? Sessions remarks on “Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement”
Keith A. Spencer
"The [sheriff] is a critical part of the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement"
Cheddar Man is “black”! Another racial panic for white supremacists
Chauncey DeVega
Those in the trans-Atlantic right who want to imagine a pure, "white" European past absorb a dreadful blow
The alt-right is killing people
Keegan Hankes, Alex Amend
The Southern Poverty Law Center counted over 100 people killed or injured by alleged alt-right perpetrators
Surge in alt-right violence: At least 43 murders in the last four years
Amanda Marcotte
It's not just Charlottesville: Self-radicalizing young white men are killing people at an alarming rate
CNN let that Nazi GOP candidate spew his hate on live TV
Rachel Leah
Both the state and national Republican Parties have denounced Arthur Jones. Yet CNN gave him a platform
Put down “Hillbilly Elegy” and read this book instead
Erin Keane
Salon talks to historian Elizabeth Catte about her new book "What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia"
Martin Luther King Jr. was a radical socialist, not a truck salesman
Chauncey DeVega
That Ram truck ad was both shameful and ironic — drawing on a famous King sermon that attacked advertising
When a Holocaust denier chooses to run for Congress, he runs as a Republican
Jeremy Binckes
Arthur Jones is open about his anti-Semitism. And no other Republican is trying to run against him
Why I teach a course called “White Racism”
Ted Thornhill
Florida Gulf Coast University professor Ted Thornhill teaches a course on white racism
Trump has failed the test of leadership
David B. Woolner
The resolution to censure Donald Trump for his bigoted remarks deserves bipartisan support
The Hope Hicks pity party: White female privilege in action
Chauncey DeVega
Hope Hicks is nobody's victim. She is not an innocent. She chose to enable Trump and must face the consequences
White-supremacist propaganda on college campuses skyrocketed 258 percent in 2017, report says
Rachel Leah
According to the Anti-Defamation League, campus hate speech surged starting in early 2016
Antifa vs. Milo Yiannopoulos: Who won?
Mark Bray
It's been a year since anti-fascist protests shut down a Yiannopoulos gig at UC Berkeley, to much media criticism
Why do evangelicals love Trump? Dumb question: Why wouldn’t they?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is doing the bidding of right-wing Christians — and movement conservatism has become a form of religion
The right-wing war on dissent: Ousted “white genocide” professor speaks
Chauncey DeVega
On this episode of "The Chauncey DeVega Show," I talk to George Ciccariello-Maher about becoming a Fox News target
How to beat the hate that Trump exposed
Mark Mathabane
The U.S. could learn a lot about racial reconciliation from South African leaders like Mandela and Tutu
Even white people can see it now: Donald Trump’s a racist
Chauncey DeVega
An increasing proportion of whites now agree Trump is "biased" against black people — but support him anyway
Trump’s White House is eerily reminiscent of the Red Scare of 1917
Ricky Riley
Five ways history is repeating itself.
White identity politics and the shutdown: Vicious racism got us here
Chauncey DeVega
Blame Trump or blame Schumer? That's not the point: Our politics are contaminated by a history of vicious racism
Academic freedom in the age of Trump: Don’t joke about “white genocide”
Chauncey DeVega
First George Cicciarello-Maher called down the wrath of the right-wing mob. Then he faced down Tucker Carlson
How to fail geopolitics: The world according to Trump
Alfred McCoy
How to build a wall and lose an empire
“When They Call You a Terrorist”: Black Lives Matter memoir is rooted in radical love
Erin Keane
Patrisse Khan-Cullors' gripping memoir shows how a community organizer for justice is grown
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