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The Radical Roots of the Alt-Right Gale Primary Sources Start at the source. The Radical Roots of the Alt-Right Josh Vandiver Assistant Professor, Ball State University Various source media, Political Extremism and Radicalism in the Twentieth Century EMPOWER™ RESEARCH The radical political movement known as the The Alt-Right described here is the hard Alt-Right is, without question, a twenty-first- core of the movement.3 Ideologically, the century phenomenon.1 As the hipster-esque Alt-Right fuses together three previously ‘alt’ prefix suggests, the movement aspires distinct political and social phenomena: to offer a youthful alternative to conservatism or the Establishment Right, a 1. A ‘reboot’ or revision of earlier clean break and a fresh start for the new forms of American white century and the Millennial and ‘Z’ nationalism, sometimes designated generations.2 Unlike earlier radical right ‘white nationalism 1.0.’ movements, the Alt-Right operates natively 2. A theoretical and discursive within the political medium of late programme centered on modernity – cyberspace – because it appropriating and adapting emerged within that medium and has been European right thought – especially continuously shaped by its ongoing that of the French New Right, the development. This operational innovation German Conservative Revolution, will continue to have far-reaching and and Evolian Traditionalism – for an unpredictable effects, but researchers American audience. should take care to precisely delineate the 3. A refined and intensified gender Alt-Right’s broader uniqueness. politics, a form of ‘ultra- Investigating the Alt-Right’s incipient masculinism.’ ideology – the ferment of political discourses, images, and ideas with which it While the first has long been a feature of seeks to define itself – one finds numerous American political life (albeit a highly links between it and twentieth century radical marginal one), and the second has been right movements, like those seen in the present paralleled elsewhere on the transnational collection. right, together the three make for an unusual fusion. 1 For a general overview of the focused on the Shift, ed. Gabriella Lazaridis and Giovanna Campani 2015-16 period in which the movement came to public (London: Routledge, 2016). awareness, see George Hawley, Making Sense of the Alt- 3 In order to maintain an analytical distinction between Right (New York: Columbia University Press, 2017). the loose media and partisan usage of ‘alt-right’ and a 2 For a good introduction to contemporary research on more precise designator for the movement’s hard core, radical right youth movements, albeit with an emphasis the latter will here be consistently capitalised ‘Alt- on Europe, see Anna Krasteva, ‘Re/De/Constructing Right’—save in the case of quotations, as in Clinton’s Far-Right Youth: Between the Lost Generation and speech below, which are unaltered. Contestatory Citizenship’, in Understanding the Populist Seminal Alt-Right figures, such as Andrew opponent Donald Trump’s supporters were Anglin,4 Richard Spencer,5 and Greg ‘Alt-Right,’ which she defined as an Johnson,6 have been active for less than a ‘emerging racist ideology’ comprised of decade. While none has continuously ‘race-baiting ideas, anti-Muslim and anti- designated the movement as ‘Alt-Right’ immigrant ideas, anti-woman.’ While (including Spencer, who coined the term), Clinton’s characterisation of the Alt-Right – each has consistently returned to it as if understood as the movement’s hard core demarcating the ideological territory they – rings true in some ways, it is a serious share. No attention is here given to the less error to confuse the movement’s hard core ideologically radical and less with far larger and electorally significant, organisationally cohesive ‘Alt-Lite.’7 Nor is but also far less radical, populist and attention given to the distinct and much nationalist phenomena. The Alt-Right’s broader phenomena of populism and overt and pervasive fixation on race, ‘the nationalism.8 Mainstream media in the politics of white identity,’ and a homogenous United States often refers to populism and future ‘ethnostate’ clearly demarcate it from nationalism as ‘alt-right.’ Analytically, such other political forces. Yet, while it is crucial conflations are unhelpful. They were to recognise that the Alt-Right is a radical exacerbated by an August 2016 presidential movement and, as such, will likely never campaign speech by Hillary Clinton in which enjoy widespread appeal in anything like its she expansively asserted that many of her current form, the small size of a radical 4 After having first created and operated a now-defunct White Nationalist Who Wins Even If Trump Loses’, web publication called Total Fascism, for the past five Mother Jones, 27 October 2016 (the title was years Anglin has led the lowbrow Daily Stormer, a subsequently changed). While Anglin and (until crudely racist and anti-Semitic web publication named recently) Johnson are very reclusive, Spencer actively after the Nazi-era Der Stürmer; on the latter, see courts the limelight,so popular media interviews and Dennis E. Showalter, Little Man, What Now?: Der portrayals of Spencer are legion. Stürmer in the Weimar Republic (Hamden: Archon 6 Editor of Counter-Currents, Johnson, who claims to Books, 1982). It has been estimated that the Daily hold a PhD in philosophy, publishes extensively online Stormer was responsible for a third of all web traffic and in print on topics ranging from Martin Heidegger’s associated with the alt-right before the events in conception of ‘Jewry’ in his Black Notebooks, to Julius Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017; Thomas J. Evola’s conception of ‘spiritual’ racism, to the perceived Main, ‘What's the Alt-Right, and How Large Is Its theoretical and philosophical foundations of white Audience?’, Los Angeles Times (Online), 26 August 2017. nationalism. For the most prominent journalistic portrayal of Anglin 7 The term ‘Alt-Lite’ is used in a denigratory sense to date, see Luke O'Brien, ‘The Making of an American within the Alt-Right to designate its most proximate Nazi’, The Atlantic Monthly, December 2017. political rivals, a loose and ever-shifting collection of 5 Infamously described by the leftwing Mother Jones as ‘civic’ nationalists who shun the Alt-Right’s overt ‘dapper,’ Spencer – fond of tailored suits for himself ethno-nationalism, racialism, and anti-Semitism. On and polo shirts for his men – strives to reach middle the Alt-Lite, see Hawley, Making Sense of the Alt-Right, America through various college speaking tours, his ch. 6. annual National Policy Institute conference, his journal 8 On which, see Jan-Werner Müller, What Is Populism? Radix, and the website AltRight.com. On the sartorial (London: Penguin Books, 2017) and Cas Mudde, The Far designation, see Josh Harkinson, ‘Meet the Dapper Right in America (New York: Routledge, 2018). movement or ‘groupuscule’ should by no Rockwell’s American Nazi Party of the 1960s means preclude sober scholarly and its lesser-known successors and investigation and analysis.9 imitators.11 In addition to having no hierarchical apparatus, the Alt-Right In the most revealing overview of the Alt- features no well-trained paramilitary Right’s genesis yet produced within the cadres, no mass rallies of besotted movement, Anglin identifies twentieth- supporters, no cult following of a century American white nationalism as a key charismatic leader – all crucial features of precursor of the Alt-Right.10 How does the the archetypal fascism of Benito Mussolini’s Alt-Right attempt to ‘reboot’ earlier forms of Italy and Adolf Hitler’s Germany aped by white nationalism? In terms of significant many neo-fascists, including Rockwell. Nor departures and differences, seven can be do we find a flag or symbol used noted here. Comparative analysis gives us a consistently across the movement, as were clearer picture of how the Alt-Right the fasces and the swastika. (The issues of innovates (or fails to). Such analysis can political violence and aesthetics are also support hypotheses and forward- addressed more fully below as distinct looking research agendas mapping potential matters separable from hierarchical party routes the Alt-Right will take in the future. organisation.) Each of these seven departures may yet be revisited and reversed as the movement Second, the Alt-Right abandons the develops. emphasis on religion seen in earlier forms of white nationalism, like Christian Identity,12 First, the Alt-Right is not a party and lacks, William Luther Pierce’s Cosmotheism,13 or in particular, any hierarchical organisational Ben Klassen’s Church of the Creator (COTC) structure. In this respect it breaks from the and its successor, Matthew Hale’s World kind of neo-fascism seen in George Lincoln 9 A cogent case for studying small and seemingly 12 James A. Aho, The Politics of Righteousness: Idaho unimportant groupuscules is made by Roger Griffin, Christian Patriotism (Seattle: University of Washington ‘From Slime Mould to Rhizome: An Introduction to the Press, 1990); Michael Barkun, Religion and the Racist Groupuscular Right’, Patterns of Prejudice 37, no. 1 Right: The Origins of the Christian Identity Movement, rev. (2003). ed. (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 10 Andrew Anglin, ‘A Normie's Guide to the Alt-Right’, 1996). Daily Stormer, 31 August 2016, 13 Brad Whitsel, ‘Aryan Visions for the Future in the West https://dailystormer.name/a-normies-guide-to-the-alt- Virginia Mountains’, Terrorism and Political Violence 7, right (last accessed 1 August 2018). no. 4 (1995); Idem, ‘The Turner Diaries and 11 Frederick J. Simonelli, American Fuehrer: George Cosmotheism: William Pierce's Theology’, Nova Religio: Lincoln Rockwell and the American Nazi Party (Urbana: The Journal of Alternative and Emergent Religions 1, no. 2 University of Illinois Press, 1999). (1998). Church of the Creator (WCOTC).14 Spencer The Alt-Right has nothing akin to Richard frequently invokes Nietzschean critiques of Butler’s Aryan Nations in northern Idaho or Christianity, and Johnson publishes similar James Ellison’s Covenant, Sword, and Arm critiques along with explorations of of the Lord compound in southern alternative religious forms.
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