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SOURCE: Perspectives on History
2/17/2022
American Antisemitism and Nationalism in the Charlottesville Verdict
by Victoria Saker Woeste
The awarding of $25 million in damages from the organizers of the Unite the Right rally to nine people injured in the violence are not enough of a penalty to stop the political mobilization of antisemitism in the new white nationalist coalition.
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SOURCE: The Washington Post
11/12/2019
The key to defeating the far right’s online hate
by Michelle Kelley
“History provides lessons on how to pit popular culture against Internet hate speech and racist propaganda.”
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SOURCE: Inside Higher Ed
10-9-18
A classicist objects to the classics being used to justify misogyny
In her new book Donna Zuckerberg explains how the Alt-Right have adopted the classics and why.
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SOURCE: NYT
1-6-18
The Alt-Right’s Asian Fetish
by Audrea Lim
How the 'Model minority" myth blends with racist ideology.
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SOURCE: New Republic
10-25-17
University History Departments Have a Race Problem
by Josephine Livingstone
The alt right is appropriating medieval studies and classical scholarship. What can academics do to stop them?
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9-10-17
Lessons from German History after Charlottesville
by Jeffrey Herf
What we do – and do not – have to worry about.
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8-13-17
No, Mr. President. This Is Not an Issue with “Many Sides”
by Ed Simon
Once again Donald Trump caters to the white racists who helped elect him.
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SOURCE: Salon
12-8-16
Salon suggests Paul Gottfried, "a retired Jewish political historian,” was a founder of the Alt-Right
It was Gottfried who coined the term Alt-Right. (He also came up with Paleoconservative.)
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SOURCE: The Conversation
11-23-16
The seeds of the alt-right, America’s emergent right-wing populist movement
by George Michael
How did the movement gain traction in recent years? And now that Trump has won, could the alt-right change the American political landscape?
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