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American white nationalist and far-right political conference
A "Groyper" is the name given to members of a loose online and offline far‑right movement centered on a racist-coded frog meme and organized around influencer figures; researchers and watchdogs descri...
Nick Fuentes’ visible revenue comes largely from livestream donations, subscriptions, merchandise and paid speaking appearances; multiple profiles estimate annual receipts in the low hundreds of thous...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly voiced antisemitic claims ranging from Holocaust minimization or denial, to asserting Jewish control of finance, media and politics, to saying Jews “have no place in Wester...
Executive Summary Nick Fuentes is a far-right activist and whose public record includes repeated antisemitic, racist, misogynistic, and Holocaust-denying statements, provoking broad condemnation and a...
Nick Fuentes has a long-documented record of antisemitic rhetoric — from explicit claims that “Jews have no place in Western civilization” to frequent tropes about “organized Jewry,” dual loyalty, and...
Nick Fuentes is widely described in reporting as a rising far‑right figure whose critics accuse him of being “controlled opposition” — a claim he himself and some commentators raise about mainstream c...
Nick Fuentes promotes a white‑nationalist, antisemitic, misogynistic and authoritarian strain of politics packaged as “America First” populism, and multiple watchdogs and news outlets document both hi...
Nick Fuentes’s ideology centers on , and his public strategy has shifted from overt symbolism to efforts at mainstreaming under the “America First” banner. Reporting across the past two years document...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly advocated ending or rolling back LGBTQ+ rights, promoted anti-trans messaging, and proposed public campaigns targeting transgender people; those positions appear across his...
Nick Fuentes is described across mainstream reporting as a young, openly antisemitic white nationalist who leads the “Groyper” movement and founded the America First Political Action Conference; his b...
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) have consistently described Nick Fuentes’ public statements as , tracing his rise from online livestreamer to an organizer o...
Nick Fuentes is a prominent American far‑right commentator and activist who has positioned himself as a white‑nationalist, Christian‑nationalist leader to the right of mainstream conservatism. He rose...
Nick Fuentes has helped popularize a younger, internet-savvy strain of white‑supremacist and “America First” messaging that research and reporting say resonates with Gen Z conservatives while creating...
Nick Fuentes’ “America First” movement grew from his online show and organized events—most notably the America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC)—and taps a younger far‑right audience called “G...
Nick Fuentes and his “Groypers” are documented as participants in the rallies and events that led up to the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack, and investigators found Fuentes speaking at locations that ...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly and explicitly promoted white identity, called for white people to “preserve their culture,” and advocated organizing white communities apart from non‑white Americans; thes...
Between 2019 and 2024 public records and reporting show Nick Fuentes both organizing and attending a mix of self-styled “America First” conferences and street-level rallies: he was the driving force b...
Nick Fuentes is a 26–27-year-old far-right livestreamer and organizer who is widely described in major outlets as a white nationalist and antisemitic activist; he leads the “Groyper” movement and foun...
Nick Fuentes is widely described in mainstream reporting as a white nationalist and an antisemitic figure whose rhetoric includes praise for Hitler, calls for Jews as a group to be expelled or blamed,...
Nick Fuentes rose from a college livestream host into a prominent figure on the U.S. far right by the late 2010s, affiliating with alt‑right networks (notably attending the 2017 Unite the Right rally)...