Goffman against DNA: genetic stigma and the use of genetic ancestry tests by white nationalists by Elodie Edwards-Grossi, Joan Donovan

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African-American Music in the Service of White Nationalists: Polish “Patriotic Rap” as a Pop Cultural Tool to Promote National Values by Piotr Majewski

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DONALD TRUMP: MORBID SYMPTOM OF THE INTERREGNUM TRUMP AS TROPE by Lauren LANGMAN

“…His election was not due to economic hardships but rather due to his unique ability to mobilize three primary constituents of the republican party: its billionaire elites, evangelical Christians and racist white nationalists. His appeal rested upon the authoritarianism of these constituencies, as well as fears of the loss of privileged Identities based on race, religion and/ or gender, disdain toward immigrants, fearing the “decline” of the nation and ressentiment toward corrupt elites.…”
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What Was the President’s Standpoint and When Did He Take It? A Normative Pragmatic Study of Standpoint Emergence in a Presidential Press Conference by Scott Jacobs, Sally Jackson, Xiaoqi Zhang

“…Trump was pressed by journalists to express and defend his standpoint on the Charlottesville protests by neo-Nazis and White nationalists. Trump repeatedly evaded efforts to pin down his standpoint; however, with each of his answers to the questions, his built-up position circumscribed the range of <i>possible</i> standpoints he could take. …”
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Slurred Speech: How the NLRB Tolerates Racism by Michael H. LeRoy

“…Without making this policy change, the National Labor Relations Act opens the door for white nationalists to promote racial preference and re-segregation in the workplace.…”
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Religious Violence and Twitter: Networks of Knowledge, Empathy and Fascination by Samah Senbel, Carly Seigel, Emily Bryan

“…The attacks were all perpetrated by white nationalists with firearms. By analyzing large Twitter datasets in response to the attacks, we were able to render visible associations among actors across religions communities, national identities, and political persuasions. …”
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The Trump Effect: The 2016 Presidential Campaign and the Racist Right's Internet Rhetoric by Brett A. Barnett

“…Characterized by rhetoric of nationalism and isolationism reminiscent of ideologies espoused by white nationalists, Trumps campaign energized the American racist right. …”
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The #Tradwife Persona and the Rise of Radicalized Domesticity by Devin Proctor

“…While these tradwives do not always identify as alt-right and/or white nationalists themselves (though some do), they are often accompanied by either overtly white supremacist content, hashtags that signal allegiance to white supremacist hate groups (e.g., #thirdposition, #14words, #1488), or through associated profiles of followers. …”
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"So Much for Darwin" - An Analysis of Stormfront Discussions on Race by Dianne Dentice

“…Even though people who actively participate in the white nationalist movement appear to be a relatively small percentage of the global population, it appears that racist and anti-Semitic attitudes continue to inform a new generation of white nationalists, many of whom populate discussion forums on Stormfront, online since 1995 and billed as the first Internet site in the hate genre. …”
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The Historical Facts about Hate Crime in America The Social Worker’s Role in Victim Recovery and Community Restoration by Mitchell A. Kaplan, Marian M. Inguanzo

“…The promotion of anti-diversity rhetoric by President Trump and his Republican administration has fueled a stronger, more empowered White nationalist movement in this country whose racist ideology has inspired an uptick in violent attacks against those they consider a threat to the American way of life. …”
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The Communicative Constitution of Hate Organizations Online: A Semantic Network Analysis of “Make America Great Again” by Sean M. Eddington

“…Cluster analyses further uncovered semantic connections to White supremacist and White nationalist groups throughout the hashtag networks connected to the central slogan of Trump’s presidential campaign. …”
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The Ugliness of Trolls: Comparing the Methodologies of the Alt-Right and the Ku Klux Klan by Nathan Eckstrand

“…This allows them to accept the philosophy of white nationalism while rejecting comparisons with prior white nationalist organizations. I confront this by comparing the methodologies of alt-right trolls and the KKK. …”
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Trump Paradox: How Immigration and Trade Affected White Voting and Attitudes by Raul Hinojosa Ojeda, Edward Telles

“…Although Trump elaborated a white nationalist narrative on the basis of anti-immigrant and antitrade politics that was widely accepted as truth, the authors show that virtually no aspects of Trump’s simple narrative have any factual basis in actual reality.…”
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The Reconquista Student: Critical Information Literacy, Civics, and Confronting Student Intolerance by Jonathan T. Cope

“…Given the increasing power and prominence of political figures in the United States who openly espouse xenophobic, misogynistic, white nationalist positions it is only natural to anticipate encountering students who express these views in our libraries and classrooms. …”
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Introduction: Contemporary African and Black Diasporic Spaces in Europe by Rastas Anna, Nikunen Kaarina

“…The African diaspora communities and cultures in Europe are constructed not only by individuals’ engagements in Africa and its global diaspora but also through the collective agency, aiming at promoting change in European societies shadowed by the normative whiteness, nationalist discourses and policies, human rights violations and overt racism. …”
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White protectionism in America by Smith, RM, King, D

“…Critics charge President Donald Trump with racism, but he insists he opposes bigotry and is an American nationalist, not a white nationalist. This paper uses analysis of Trump’s campaign rhetoric, his administration’s policies, and their reception to assess these rival claims. …”

Thematic analysis of in-group and out-group debates in an online right-wing extremist community by John Hardy

“…The resurgence of Right-Wing Extremism (RWE) has become a cause for concern in Western countries during the 21st century. An increase in white nationalist sentiment in recent years has provided impetus to understand the contemporary drivers of far-right ideology. …”
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Long live the Liver King: right-wing carnivorism and the digital dissemination of primal rhetoric by S. Marek Muller, David Rooney, Cecilia Cerja

“…Drawing upon “conspiritual” tropes and raced/gendered depictions of nonhuman animal consumption, we demonstrate how these networked rhetors “sell” their lifestyles to make a profit and “convert” their followers into an ever-growing network of white nationalist, cisheterosexist, carnivorous ideologues.…”
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Illicit Activities Beneath the Surface Web: Investigating Domestic Extremism on Anonymous Social Media Platforms by Dawson Maurice, Vassilakos Andreas, Remy Jose Luis Castanon, Setor Tenace Kwaku

“…The common thread among all shooters is their identification as a white nationalist and their social media site affiliation with Infinitechan, where they hid their radical ideas. …”
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Introduction: Transnational American Studies in the "Age of Trump" by Sabine Kim, Greg Robinson

“…A central theme of Trump administration discourse is its strident defense of physical borders  manifested in harshly exclusionary policies, most notably the administration’s abandoning of the existing DACA program, as well as fostering increased visibility of white nationalist groups and openly racist discourse. At the same time, the White House, led by the president, has distinguished itself by its nationalist attacks on international trade and multilateral diplomacy. …”
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