Selected News
Reports and Theory
ANTI-EXTREMISM OR ANTI-FASCISM?
Between Cambridge and Palo Alto
Can Europe Stop the Far Right if It Doesn't Stop Neoliberal Austerity?
THE SHIFTING SHAPE OF THE EUROPEAN FAR RIGHT
Fear and violence on the growing far right edges of Europe
Neoliberal Fascism and the Echoes of History
Trumpism, 21st-Century Fascism
Challengers from the Sidelines: Understanding America’s Violent Far-Right
17 Years After Oklahoma City Bombing, Right-Wing Extremism Is Significant Domestic Terror Threat
Institute of Race Relations Pillars of Hate
The growth of fascism in Europe: Stadiums of Hate
Matthew Goodwin Understanding and Countering Populist Extremism in Europe
culturalist theories of racism and terrorism
Discussion Paper: Nazi Hacks and Counter-Attacks: Cyberwar and the Fight for Human Rights
White Nationalism in Canada
Dan Sims Against Hate
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Hate Groups
Much current academic work on hate groups has focused on the criminal aspects of hate groups and this has resulted in a very narrow understanding of hate groups and the growth of the hate group movement itself. The assumption has been that racism and hate are based on genetic or cultural responses to difference. This, of course, results in a failure to be able to explain why individuals from similar backgrounds may choose hate, while others do not. It also fails to explain social change over time towards different cultures. The reduction of hate to cultural difference or genetics results in a total failure to address the re-birth of fascism. Recent state sponsored research favors calling fascism just extremism. In this view, fascism is equivalent to progressive protests against racists, or as Trump would have it - there's good on both sides! This has results in a failure to understand and address the rise of racism and hate as a social movement.
Hate Crime Watch
Report Hate Online If you have information about a hate crime, report it at info@stopracism.ca. WARNING: There are a number of FB pages and websites advertising help from former members of hate groups. We DO NOT endorse the individuals responsible for these websites and urge caution. Some of our interviews with former racists can be found on Youtube or write info@stopracism.ca.
Women Against Hate
Posting hateful content to YT will net you jail time!
There is a belief that anything can be posted online, or said online, if the website is hosted abroad. That is untrue in the UK as it is in Canada. Some believe that they can promote racism, bigotry and religious hatred and the UK's law enforcement agencies can not arrest them and the UK's legal system can not convict them. They are WRONG! And you can stop them. See a step by step guidehow to report hate to law enforcement agencies in the UK.