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  1. "The only way to keep an entire group of sentient beings in an artificially fixed place, beneath all others and beneath their own talents, is with violence and terror, psychological and physical, to preempt resistance before it can be imagined." - Isabel Wilkerson | Caste - The origins of our discontents

    #Book #Humanity #Politics #History #NewEra #Nazism #Facism #Authoritarian #Colonialism #Technocratism #InternationaPolitics #Terrorism #Technology #Racism #Casteism #Whitesupremacism

  2. Well, still don't know what to do on the weekend? or just dislike and tiring about the argument with those suggestions which were generated by the so-called "Artificial Intelligence"? Here is another good book to read, by yourself or to read by (a human voice is the best option), and certainly it is a "freedom" of choice, if it is the word we keep hearing.

    #Caste #Humanity #Racism #History #Politics #IsabelWilkerson #Book #usa #WhiteSupremacism

  3. What three million online posts reveal about anti-First Nations hate in Australia

    theconversation.com/what-three

    > A new study examining online hate during the so-called March for Australia rallies found white supremacy was rife. But there are patterns we can see to help stop it.

    #Australia #auspol #racism #whiteSupremacism

  4. "Musk’s virulent racism and vicious, disturbing views are no secret. He does not hide them. They sit in plain view, easily accessible on the social media website he owns, where he does everything he can to promote similarly far-right and white supremacist ideas.

    If there is a question to ask, then, it is this: Why does Musk get a pass? Why do politicians, journalists and commentators treat his far-right racist radicalism as a sideshow rather than the core of his political, ideological and industrial project, seen in everything from his deep support for Donald Trump in the United States and Restore Britain in Britain to his decision to construct a massive pollution-generating data center in predominantly Black Memphis?

    Musk spends a large part of his free time fomenting violence and spreading the same hateful ideology that motivated some of the deadliest shootings and attacks ever to happen on American soil. It is that fact, and not the cars he builds or the rockets he launches, that ought to define his place in public life."

    nytimes.com/2026/07/29/opinion

    #Musk #Racism #WhiteSupremacism #Xenophobia #FarRight

  5. Spreading Hate: The Global Rise of White Power Terrorism by Daniel Byman, 2022

    Spreading Hate examines the evolution of the white power movement around the world, explaining its appeal and the threat it poses as well as many failures. The modern white power movement is now a global, transnational phenomenon.

    #books
    #nonfiction
    #WhiteSupremacism
    #WhitePower
    #terrorism

  6. A White Nationalist Wrote a Law School Paper Promoting Racist Views. It Won Him an Award.

    > The University of Florida student won an academic honor after he argued in a paper that the Constitution applies only to white people. From there, the situation spiraled.

    nytimes.com/2025/06/21/us/whit

    #USA #Florida #uspol #whiteSupremacism #racism #nazism

  7. The rise of the Russian Christian Right: the case of the World Congress of Families

    This article offers a case study of the Russian-American pro-family organisation the World Congress of Families, explaining its emergence, strategies, and religious and political agenda from 1995 until 2019. The article adds to a growing body of research that sheds light on transnational networks of conservative and right-wing political and civil society actors. It zooms in on Russian pro-family activists as connected to such networks and thereby takes an innovative perspective on the Russian conservative turn as part of a global phenomenon. The article also makes the argument that a specific Russian Christian Right movement, comparable to and linked with the American Christian Right and conservative Christian groups in Europe, is taking shape in Russia.

    Article was published in 2019.

  8. #WhiteSupremacism

    "Hollow‑Earth myths and Nazi UFOs on TikTok are bringing white supremacism into the mainstream

    We identified four key mechanisms which far-right actors use to push radical narratives to unsuspecting audiences: aesthetic camouflage, dog-whistles and split-second glimpses, network building, and weaponised irony. Let’s unpack each of these terms.

    Moderation systems on social media platforms aim to remove overt extremist propaganda. These systems work imperfectly, but overt propaganda is unlikely to reach mass audiences before being removed.

    Instead, far-right actors often use generative AI to mask racial ideology behind seemingly benign tropes from science fiction and fantasy. This allows a 'de-demonising” of their ideas. Elf-like depictions of the 'Aryan/ inhabitants of Agartha, or footage of an underground utopia, make the idea of a white ethnostate seem palatable.

    The engaging aesthetic keeps people watching longer. In turn, this triggers the algorithm to push the video to wider audiences."

    theconversation.com/hollow-ear

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