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And blue lives matter, too?

More than double the figure for 2018.

We don’t want Bernie Sanders to win the nomination.

Protesters: "Black Power = Fuck the Police"

Gorsuch rebuked activist judges for their nationwide injunctions.

An interview with the prominent Front National activist.

Jared Taylor on the next AmRen gathering.

A take-down of Canada's SPLC.

"How should White Nationalists take part in American electoral politics?"

"How does it all stay together? And for how long?"

Rally was peaceful and multiracial.

Politics is about who, not what.

A guide to some simple and straightforward activism.

Lefties censor Mrs. Malkin and other advocates of immigration restriction.

Secession, nationalism, and regionalism still dominate European politics.

University staff is not very diverse, as it turns out.

Says he's got big plans for 2020, too.

A report on a recent radio appearance.

A few recommendations.

Local politician: "We must stand together to resist this unacceptable material."

Muslims in India "fear large-scale migration."

They chanted, “One solution, revolution.”

The war on white heritage continues.

ICE says the phone service was being misused.

Perhaps it isn't okay to be white . . .

A rare inner-Beltway sighting of common sense.

Just ask a Chilean.

"Conservatives are . . . starting to realize that although race isn’t everything, it’s also not nothing."

A primer for white activists.

Demonstrators carried, "photos of terrorists like the perpetrators of the Charlie Hebdo attacks."

Generation Identity makes inroads in Eastern Europe.

The old socialist stance of advocating secularism in all areas of life may be slipping.

". . . the issue remains deeply divisive among liberals when it comes to their own children."

Canadian SPLC wannabe has praised the use of "muscular resistance."

A nation where nationalism isn't frowned upon.

The city has removed not just the flags, but the flagpoles as well.

Sleeping Giants takes another scalp.

Some call the barbecue, “new type of political and criminal behavior.”

Meeting in Oslo attacked by antifa. Greg Johnson arrested and held for deportation.

Even in Washington, D.C., people have stood up for Columbus.

Was it another casualty of the “civil rights movement”?

It’s not busing; it’s redistricting.

The posters don't incite violence and aren't illegal.

Since race is a social construct, how does the government decide who is non-white?

The conference will be held in Seattle, Washington.

He still insists he should not have gone to prison.

Cordelia Scaife May’s fortune made the immigration-control movement and Donald Trump’s presidency possible.

Writer calls for nonviolent tactics, while defending violent ones.

Some people don't want to be replaced.

Rules for racial dissidents.

"It’s hard to know if the plan was to just lock the door and leave us in there, or to do anything worse."

The love he always showed blacks was never returned in kind.

Are they cynics or fools?

Who speaks truth to power these days?

It was a book event for the author of "Dying of Whiteness."

Austria plans to see whether the Austrian Identitarian Movement can be “dissolved."

Martin Sellner received a “disporportionately high donation” from someone surnamed Tarrant.

When expressing an opinion is a crime.

"We will relentlessly resist. We will not rest. We require restitution."

We have lost a brilliant and impassioned champion for our people.

She says the New Deal was "racist."

By definition, anything white nationalists say is hateful propaganda.

The 2006 AmRen conference.

Crown Court grooming trial continues to dog him.

ADL counts 1,187 leaflet distributions across the U.S. in 2018.

Headline should read: “After Muslim Parents Protest.”

Signs of hope from Eastern Europe.

Case could have ramifications for dissident government employees.

The Third World wants white money, but not whites.

Jared Taylor reports on inspiring nationalist celebrations in the Great White East.

Lara Logan: "It is the one-sided nature of this fight that disturbs me."

Minister for Public Safety blames the internet and wants more censorship of it.

The case is being treated with “the highest level of seriousness.”

Suit says the Post published seven "false and defamatory" articles.

A Portuguese scholar has written a fair account of the movement.