The Escalation of Trump Stormfront and the 2016 Election

Dianne Dentice

The Escalation of Trump Stormfront and the 2016 Election

Anthropology, Geography, and Sociology

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Since David Duke ran for public office and was elected to the Louisiana state legislature in 1989, leaders of the far political right have been trying to gain a foothold in mainstream electoral politics. In a campaign tinged with populist rhetoric, Donald Trump emerged victorious in the 2016 election. What does this mean for the American white nationalist movement?

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State	Published - Apr 19 2017

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Name	Symposium on Arts and Research

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