Tag: white identity politics

Yes, this photo is real. (Photo via Kanye West / X, 2020)

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I have been watching videos of Jared Taylor, Keith Woods, and David Zsutty making an elevator pitch to billionaires, and the exercise raises a question that most people would rather not seriously engage with: why not? The instinctive answer is brand risk. Billionaires, so the argument goes, cannot afford to have their names associated with white identity politics, because the association conjures images of extremism, historical atrocity, and social toxicity that no amount of philanthropic goodwill can offset. (more…)

Elon Musk at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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On April 24, 2026, the Washington Post published an article that was critical of Elon Musk’s articulations about race. The taboo topic of our age is for whites to be self-aware. The fact that the richest man on the planet, who is arguably one of the most powerful, is racially conscious disturbs the establishment and its cultural gatekeepers to no end. That is why Musk’s posts are important in terms of fostering white racial consciousness. (more…)

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Angelo Plume interviews Millennial Woes about his intellectual journey to race-realism and white identity politics. You can now download or listen here.

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Angelo Plume interviews Morgoth about his intellectual journey to race-realism and white identity politics. You can download or listen here.

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There’s good news and bad news, but mostly good. 2025 was a great year for white identity politics.

I am going to refer you to Jared Taylor to review political progress in the United States. (more…)

You can order Greg Johnson’s Loving Our Own here

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What is the place of love in politics? Given humanity’s long history of wars, revolutions, and civil strife, the place of love seems very small indeed. But if politics is filled with battles between “us” and “them,” then at least there is some room for love among “us.” I call this “loving our own.” Love of our own is the basis of nationalism, populism, and white identity politics.

Modern Political Thought

Modern political philosophy is cosmopolitan, materialist, and elitist due to its understanding of human nature. (more…)

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In the autumn of 1961, businessman and author Carleton Putnam visited the Heidelberg Hotel in Jackson, Mississippi to deliver a speech to an audience of segregationists. Putnam’s book Race and Reason: A Yankee View had been released earlier that year. Mississippi governor Ross Barnett was among those who gave introductory remarks before Putnam’s address. (more…)

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You can order Greg Johnson’s White Identity Politics here

Author’s Note:

These are the notes for a talk that I gave at the Institute for Historical Review in Orange County on Saturday, November 1st, 2025. I want to thank Mark Weber for inviting me to speak and everyone who showed up for their warm reception.

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Recently, I was asked to comment on white identity politics “after Trump.” “After Trump” can mean two things: after his election or after he leaves office. (more…)

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Nick Fuentes on the Tucker Carlson Show.

Full interview available here.

Overall, despite one glaring flaw, Tucker Carlson’s interview of Nick Fuentes was a major net positive for the movement.

Fuentes’ strongest point was towards the end, when he gave a surprisingly tasteful explanation of the woman question which Tucker mostly agreed with. (more…)

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Marjorie Taylor Green. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia  Commons.

There are plenty of minority constituencies that are relatively small in number but can still point to one or more elected officials who champion their interests and act as a public face for their cause. Libertarians, for instance, have Rand Paul in the Senate and Thomas Massie in the House of Representatives. For socialists, this role is played by Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. (more…)

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Within political parties, we have a tendency to assume that most people who share a party have essentially the same values, but upon closer inspection, we find that this is often not the case. Chuck Schumer has major differences with AOC, Donald Trump has major differences with Thomas Massie, etc. (more…)

Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalfe

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The brutal killing of Austin Metcalfe by Karmelo Anthony is yet another example of the violent consequences of forced racial integration. Metcalfe, a white man, was stabbed to death after a dispute over a seat—but the full story reveals even more disturbing details. (more…)

Tucker Carlson interviewing Ernst Roets

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Tucker Carlson has gained a well-deserved reputation for calling attention to the hypocrisies and shortcomings of the mainstream right, and for covering stories that most conservative media figures are too cowardly to touch. Since his departure from FOX News two years ago, Carlson has conducted several praiseworthy interviews on his own independent podcast. (more…)