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What would the U.S look like if 9/11 never happened? Naomi Braine poses an interesting counterfactual on the rise of the Right, nativism, the increase in surveillance, and the lives of people of color.

Taylor Caldwell’s novels, published in the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s, breathed life into anti-Communist conspiracy theories and motivated right-wing women to take political action with lasting impact today.

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Recent developments in activity and rhetoric raise the possibility that some anti-government factions could morph into pro-Trump paramilitaries; a phenomenon we may see during this interregnum period.

Ground reports from activists indicate that White supremacists and neo-Nazis have joined demonstrations to spread their propaganda. PRA provides concrete ways that organizers can counter these far-right groups and safeguard solidarity protests.

Shane Burley reviews Andy Campbell’s new book, We Are Proud Boys: How a Right-Wing Street Gang Ushered in a New Era of American Extremism.

Danbee (Deb) Kim is a Chicago-based artist who supports social justice movements and organizations through visual storytelling and design. Originally on the path to become a social worker, Kim now focuses full-time on centering art in movement building. Getting involved in local art communities in Chicago as an adult helped her to reconnect with a creativity she’d practiced since childhood.

Judging from his recent statements, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump seems to be making plans for post-election violence if he’s defeated. At the beginning of August he warned, “I’m afraid…

The incel movement is a violent and misogynistic movement that has been rebranded with the help of mainstream media and academia, amplifying its violent rhetoric aimed at terrorizing women and destabilizing society.

The potency of QAnon, relative to other conspiracy theories, lies in its crowd-sourced character, lightning fast diffusion, and mainstreaming in the Republican party.