Trump Win Propels White Nationalism and Chauvinism to Center of US Politics

Historian Gerald Horne says social movements will need to adopt an international strategy in order to push back against the coming reign of terror for communities of color

[gtubyyy]

LINKING THAT STUFF TOGETHER IS AN INSULT TO THE DEAD GOODBY

[justthat]

It's too bad the messiah president barrack oboma couldn't fix the nation and bring back jobs and leave the citizens with hope. Spoken from a beige Italian American

[shultsy]

Kim Brown, I think you are great and a wonderful addition to TRNN. I appreciate your commentary and journalism work overall and look forward to the news and insights you bring to this program practically every day. Thank you...

[rifekimler]

You answered your own question with the "browning" of America. White nationalism and the Alt-Right is categorically not White supremacy. It is a legitimate reaction to the systematic destruction of White nations and cultures in Europe and the vilification of Whites in America in academia and popular culture with assertions of White privilege and the promulgation of White self-hate. The Alt-Right and White Nationalism is about White survival, not White supremacy. Contemporary White nationalist do not wish to control, dominate or even interact with non-Whites. In fact, the legacy of colonialism is largely responsible for White genocide in post colonial countries such as the UK and France.

[pathacker]

Sorry not buying into the "anti-Trump" hysteria.  Just short of calling him the new Hitler.  And I am a liberal.  Did everyone really think Donald would ask you first who he appoints to his cabinet?  The fact that he's making his appointments public so early is way more transparent than Obama or the Clintons.

[spatscannon]

If you can give so many white supremacists so much butt hurt in this comment section, you must be doing something right. Keep up the good work.

[williamfortune]

Just as Obama was what restored faith in the government for people in 2008 Trump has restored the faith in government in 2016. Obama gave people hope that the American dream still exist. Trump has gave hope that justice still exist in America. However It is interesting to see how both presidents have divided the country between those who have faith in government and those who do not.

[drweetabix]

can anyone talk about anything without soros getting mentioned in the comments.

[ufos]

TheRealNews ???? Should be titled The Black Pulpit .