The entire racist radical right may be working to rebrand under the “Alt-Right” banner, a meme-crazed digital wing of the white nationalist movement known for online harassment campaigns. But they haven’t managed to get over the infighting and hypocrisy that has riddled the movement for decades. By Keegan Hankes.

Their key concern is race, as they embrace slippery use of irony and sense of hip elitism. By Angela Nagle.

Simon & Schuster has given the Breitbart writer a $250,000 deal – so I decided the Chicago Review of Books would not cover any of its authors in 2017. By Adam Morgan.

President-elect Donald Trump and his chief strategist Steve Bannon keep confirming an argument I’ve been making for a while: conservatives are just as “politically correct” as they claim liberals and the left are. By Maximillian Alvarez.

A giant gender barrier was nearly hurdled. We asked women to tell us about their own vividly recalled barriers. Here are some of their stories. By Mary Jo Murphy and Sona Patel. (Nov. 12, 2016)

The only known survivor of a far-right group accused of a series of racist killings is now on trial. But the case has put the nation itself in the dock. By Thomas Meaney and Saskia Schäfer. (Dec. 15, 2016)

The country’s first black president never pursued policies bold enough to close the racial wealth gap. By William A. Darity, Jr.

True or False: Gender oppression is way worse than racial oppression... By Deesha Philyaw.

Muslims and Africans are the most frequent targets of racially motivated attacks. Anti-German sentiment is also playing a role. By Monika Sieradzka.

A white supremacist website called The Daily Stormer has posted a call to “take action” against Jewish people in Whitefish, providing personal contact information and urging a “troll storm” against them. By Keila Szpaller and Gwen Florio.

On 5 June 1934, about a year and half after Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of the Reich, the leading lawyers of Nazi Germany gathered at a meeting to plan what would become the Nuremberg Laws… By James Q. Whitman.

In today’s racially charged environment, there’s a label that even the KKK disavows: white supremacy. By Jay Reeves.

The 2014 online hate-storm presaged the tactics of the Trump-loving far right movement. Prominent critics of the president elect should take note

My job was threatened if I said what I knew about Sessions, but I did it anyway. Now he’s poised to lead the Justice Department. By J. Gerald Hebert.

If “alt-right” is a benign-sounding label to hide white supremacist ideology, why do so many alt-rightists go out of their way to sound as shockingly bigoted as possible? By Matthew N. Lyons.

Until he joined Trump’s team, Steve Bannon ran a news site that stoked hatred of everyone from women on birth control to President Obama. By Elisabeth Sherman.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of love was not sentimental. It demanded that individuals tell their oppressors what they were doing was wrong. How can this vision help with community-building today? By Joshua F.J. Inwood.

Both Arabs and Jews must be held to the same law if evacuation goes ahead, Nir Barkat said. By Jack Moore.

Even President Obama’s critics will soon have plenty of reasons to appreciate him. By Matt Taibbi.

The air felt leaden in the hallways at West High School on the morning after Election Day. The usual clatter from the building’s 2,000 students was muffled. At lunchtime, Lujayn Hamad was in the cafeteria when she said a boy she barely knew roughly bumped into her and swore at her. By Julie Bosman.