Will the U.S. move in the direction of becoming a truly multiracial democracy—or will its leaders and the powerful shore up a White-dominant polity? At this decisive juncture, The Public Eye’s latest issue examines the growing phenomenon of a multiracial Far Right in the U.S. and its relationship to White supremacy.
In “Understanding the Rise of the Multiracial Right,” scholar Daniel Martinez HoSang provides a thoughtful framework for understanding the emergence of a multiracial Right.
Ben Lorber examines how the U.S. Right mobilizes right-leaning Jews and weaponizes claims of antisemitism to bolster White supremacy and oppose movements for justice in “The Anti-DEI Movement and the Jewish Right.”
In “Hindu Supremacy and the Multiracial U.S. Far Right” PRA partner, Savera, analyzes how organizing around a "Hindu American" identity facilitated the Hindu supremacist movement in the U.S., which now openly builds relationships with the broader Far Right and borrows from it.
As a counterpoint, this issue concludes with a roundtable on Fire Dreams: Making Black Feminist Liberation in the South, which tells the story of New Orleans-based Women With A Vision (WWAV), and the experience of surviving and rebuilding after White supremacist arson attacks.
In The Art of Activism, artist Gabi Hawkins speaks about the concept behind her cover illustration and art’s role in resistance movements.
