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10 good things about a terrible year

Medea Benjamin - Alternet
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10 best dubious Trump theories of 2017

Andrew O'Hehir
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"Alt-right's" big year: Has it faded?

Amanda Marcotte
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Bitcoin: Tool of the alt-right?

Nicole Karlis
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Trickle-up hate — from U.S. to Canada

Ryan Scrivens - The Conversation
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Trump's blatant racism: Who can deny it?

Chauncey DeVega
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Dark gifts of the Trumpus

Andrew O'Hehir
Karl Marx; Richard Spencer (Getty/Joe Raedle/Wikimedia/Photo montage by Salon)

Alt-right goes anti-capitalist, sort of

Conor Lynch
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Roy Moore; Doug Jones (Getty/Jim Watson/AP/Brynn Anderson/Salon)

What kind of white person are you?

Chauncey DeVega
Roy Moore (AP/Brynn Anderson)

Roy Moore: Son of the Confederacy

Matthew Sheffield
Paul Ryan; Mitch McConnell; Donald Trump (AP/Getty/Salon)

GOP tax bill: New mask for racism

Chauncey DeVega
Loyal White Knights Grand Dragon Will Quigg shouts to protestors during a "White Pride" rally (AP/Mike Stewart)

Origins of the alt-right: Not new at all

Anis Shivani
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The antidote to the "Nazi next door"

Matthew Smith
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Alt-right catches knight fever

Chauncey DeVega
Richard Spencer (AP/Getty Images/Salon)

The "alt-right's" weird, Trumpian year

Matthew Sheffield
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Racism is a highly profitable online

Kali Holloway - Alternet
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Richard Spencer (Getty/Joe Raedle)

Richard Spencer kicked off an orchard

Charlie May
FILE - This Nov. 4, 2013, file photo shows the sign outside of Twitter headquarters in San Francisco. Twitter announced Wednesday, March 1, 2017, it is adding more new tools to curb abuse, part of an ongoing effort to protect its users from hate and harassment. It the second time in three weeks the company has released new features aimed at rooting out abusive content, signaling that it’s getting more serious about the issue after being criticized for not doing enough in the decade since its founding. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) (AP)

Twitter un-verifies far-right accounts

Jarrett Lyons
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Hate crimes are on the rise, FBI says

Jarrett Lyons
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"Alt-right" snowflakes want sympathy

Amanda Marcotte
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Richard Spencer (Getty/Chip Somodevilla)

How you should interview hate

Jeremy Binckes
Taylor Swift (Getty/Kevin Winter)

Blogger won't "back down" on Swift

Rachel Leah
Pat Buchanan; Richard Spencer; David Duke (AP/Getty/Salon)

What are the origins of the alt-right?

Anis Shivani
John Kelly (AP/Wikimedia/Salon)

John Kelly's failed history — and ours

Chauncey DeVega
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