Can national socialism,repackaged as white identity’ politics, earn votes in rural counties that voted for Trump?When the men in black walked into her restaurant one Friday morning and sat at the round table in the corner, and Brittany Porter knew exactly what they were.
Pale,skittish, aggressively tattooed, and they wore black T-shirts with a cryptic white logo over their hearts. One had a razor inked along his left jaw and two SS lightning bolts dripping next to his eye like a double set of tears. One wore a handgun on his hip. Related: I was the target of a neo-Nazi ‘troll storm' In this context,Nazi is not a slur. It’s not an attack. It’s an accurate description Related: 'Legitimized in their hatred': a weekend of violence in Trump's America My folks said that they didn’t raise me like this, that they didn’t approve of this and that I had to make a choiceThey believe a lot of really reliable ideas. It’s really unhappy that they just bring this racismContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com