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A Q&A with Author Andreas Malm on his book Black Skin, White Fuel and the close, historical and contemporary ties between the Far Right, White supremacy, and the fossil fuel industry.

Stand your ground; Slavery “if constituents want it;” more

Why did the 2007 Values Voter Summit talk about immigration as much as abortion and same-sex marriage?

On July 17, the Oregon Secretary of State’s office approved signatures for Initiative Petition 22, a ballot measure that could repeal the state’s so-called sanctuary law. Oregon voters will now vote in November whether to keep or repeal the 1987 law—the l

A Q&A with author of Culture Warlords, Tal Lavin, who takes readers with him into the corners of online ecosystems inhabited by antisemites, movement misogynists, White nationalists and more.

In the last few years of the 20th Century a new form of fascism emerged in a period of resurgent neofascism. Called the Third Position, it seeks to overthrow existing governments and replace them with monocultural nation states.

Violent White supremacist groups have long sought legitimacy by sanitizing their image without toning down their hateful views.

The Hindu American Foundation has been influential for 20 years, masquerading as an advocacy group for minority rights, but is better understood as a key actor in a global Hindu supremacist movement and an emerging player in the U.S. Far Right.

The unique dynamics of the occupation of the West Bank, the political and territorial erasure of Palestinians, and the conflicted history of Zionism renders Israeli right-wing politics both unique and unstable.

Greenesmith details the repressive rhetoric expressed at a recent convening of international anti-trans advocates and activists, who gathered to strategize following a harmful new ruling against the right to care for trans youth in the U.K.