Far Right

Deyanira Marte speaks with David Neiwert about his new book Red Pill, Blue Pill, a sharply-perceived guide through the origins and implications of the growing world of right-wing conspiracy theories.

On 4.8.2021, PRA convened a panel of organizers and experts to reflect on the biggest hurdles ahead as we race to reduce greenhouse gas emissions before the end of the decade.

How did the anti-immigrant movement begin and develop, and what are the effects of the movement that we’re still seeing.

An annotated photograph of the January 6 Insurrection - key takeaways from an attempted coup.

The potency of QAnon, relative to other conspiracy theories, lies in its crowd-sourced character, lightning fast diffusion, and mainstreaming in the Republican party.

On 1.17.2021, PRA convened a panel of organizers and experts to reflect on the January 6th insurrection, far-right mobilizing throughout the 2020 election season and into 2021, and the implications of an emboldened Far Right for racial justice organizing.

A Q&A with author of Culture Warlords, Tal Lavin, who takes readers with him into the corners of online ecosystems inhabited by antisemites, movement misogynists, White nationalists and more.

An author Q&A with author Shannon E. Reid, who co-wrote the book Alt-Right Gangs: A Hazy Shade of White. Reid highlights the violence of White power groups and why they have grown.

The Million MAGA March organized in Washington, DC on November 14, 2020 demonstrated the Right’s willingness to embrace Trump’s far-right base, a trend we may see in the weeks leading up to Inauguration Day and beyond.

A new paramilitary network and intelligence hub that bills itself as an alternative to far-right militias, American Contingency is training Americans to take up arms to defend themselves against violent insurgencies on the eve of the election.