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The connection between the Great Replacement theory and white nationalism, as well as its implications.
The immediate controversy centers on a U.S. Department of Labor social post reading “One Homeland. One People. One Heritage. Remember who you are, American,” which critics say closely echoes the Nazi-...
White supremacy is an ideology and a system that asserts the superiority of white people and seeks their dominance across political, economic and social life, a concept traced from scientific racism a...
has repeatedly invoked language associated with the “” idea, declaring the phenomenon real and tying it to U.S. and Democratic politics, saying immigration is “about bringing in voters that they like”...
Nick Fuentes is a prominent white‑nationalist figure with Hispanic heritage whose public record, as represented in the supplied reporting, is dominated by anti‑multicultural, antisemitic and racist rh...
Multiple reporting outlets and watchdogs have documented that several Trump administration appointees and hires have either direct connections to extremist individuals or movements, or have promoted i...
Available reporting indicates that ’s parents are from different ethnic backgrounds—his father identified as having Mexican or Mexican-American ancestry and his mother as of Italian‑Irish heritage—so ...
Donald Trump’s public response to the August 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville began with a general condemnation of violence “on many sides,” repeatedly insisting there was “blame on both ...
Media outlets and civil-rights groups diverged sharply in their readings of President Trump’s 2017 Charlottesville remarks: mainstream press and many civil-rights organizations characterized his first...
Nick Fuentes uses the term “remigration” to describe a policy goal of removing non‑white or non‑assimilated people from the United States — effectively deporting or forcing the exit of immigrants and ...
Nick Fuentes is an American whose family background has been reported to include Mexican ancestry—most accounts trace that heritage through his father and describe him as Hispanic American—while other...
Extremist-monitoring groups label someone a "white supremacist" by triangulating ideology, expressed beliefs, organizational ties, and behavior: explicit advocacy that white people are superior, membe...
Critics who label Charlie Kirk “fascist” point to a cluster of traits they say fit classical and modern fascist patterns: racist and antisemitic rhetoric, white-nationalist ideas including “great repl...