New Hate and Old: The Changing Face of American White Supremacy Sections

New Hate and Old: The Changing Face of American White Supremacy A report from the Center on Extremism Sections 1 Executive Summary 8 The Alt Right Now - Moving into the Real World 2 One Year Ago - A Death in Charlottesville 9 The Catch-88 Paradox - Optics and Backlashes 3 White Supremacy - The Haters and the Hated 10 In the Shadow of the Alt Right - The Other White Supremacists 4 White Supremacy a. [...] One of the best ways to understand the effects of the alt right on the white supremacist movement is to look at the impact made by the earlier rise of racist skinheads in the United States. [...] 25 / 78 The manosphere has contributed a seething misogyny and resentment of women to the alt right’s other hatreds, making the alt right by far the most misogynistic segment of the white supremacist movement, as well as the segment with the fewest number of female adherents. [...] IN THE SHADOW OF THE ALT RIGHT - THE OTHER WHITE SUPREMACISTS The alt right has dominated headlines about the white supremacist movement in recent years and has been responsible for much of the movement’s activism as well. [...] In the United States, neo-Nazis emerged in the 1950s and reached a peak of activity in the 1980s and 1990s, but by the early 2000s the aging leaders of the movement began to die off, causing the collapse of several of the longest-lasting and most prominent neo-Nazi groups and heralding a period of decline that lasted from 2002 to 2016.