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The historical example of white supremacist violence and lynchings in the post-Reconstruction South, used to shape voting coalitions and protect party power.
, claims about a shrinking, imperiled, or victimized “white” population have been repeatedly mobilized in political and ideological campaigns—most visibly in politics—both as explicit rallying cries o...
Conservative and non-liberal forces responded to the women’s suffrage movement with an organized, multifaceted campaign that combined ideology, political alliances, and public persuasion to defend exi...
Social movements and extremist groups have both driven and channeled party-linked political violence in the United States by supplying ideology, networks, tactics and rhetorical cover that can be ampl...