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“Aggrieved entitlement” is at play not only in explicitly misogynist attacks, but also in White supremacist groups, which tell White men that they have been unfairly deprived of their rightful place in society.

A Q&A with Reece Jones on his book White Borders, and the close relationship between White supremacy and the anti-immigration movement.

There are significant connections between racism and policing to the revolving door between law enforcement, military and the Far Right in Germany.

Since 9/11, anti-Muslim racism and state violence enacted on Muslims has been a core component of the U.S. security state and altered the very nature of surveillance and policing at home and abroad. And through it all, Big Tech has profited.

This week, we are likely to see one of the most historic and dramatic shifts in the U.S. government’s policy on nutrition and nutritional supplements—and none of it for the better. Conservatives in the House of Representatives are set to vote to cut an estimated $40 billion nutritional supplement programs such as food stamps.

Multiculturalism on the Right becomes represented as the ethical embodiment of an exceptional American national identity.

A Q&A with author and activist Suzanne Pharr on her book Transformation, and her experience fighting the Right and her hopes for the future.

Compared to the White supremacists they sometimes marched alongside, the Proud Boys enjoy comfortable proximity to the conservative mainstream.

Shane Burley reviews James Ridgeway’s updated and re-released book Blood in the Face: The Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Nations, Nazi Skinheads and the Rise of a New White Culture.

In this Q&A, Eleanor J. Bader talks to scholar Anthea Butler about her new book White Evangelical Racism, and Evangelical Christians’ use of religion to discriminate against marginalized communities.