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Pepe goes international.

Subversive material was contained in a hollowed-out copy of Tess of The D’Urbervilles.

Génération Identitaire in the spotlight.

More Democrats than Republicans have heard of it .

Hyde doesn't plan to quit comedy.

Author compares alt-right to ISIS.

The Daily Beast discovers Alain de Benoist and Guillaume Faye.

Guardian concedes there is nuance to the term.

Jared Taylor is quoted at length.

Former editor still hasn't apologized.

Says Steven Bannon has nothing to do with the alt-right.

Lexicographers believe "alt-right" is here to stay.

New York Times ponders the difference between "nationalist" and "supremacist."

A conversation with George Hawley.

A report on the National Policy Institute's weekend conference.

"Conservatives" support Twitter bans.

Richard Spencer and others are gone.

David Frum defends Richard Spencer.

Financial Times thinks he's somehow the "chief enabler of the rise of the alt-right."

Remarks from the Alt Right press conference last month.

$85 million to be spent on "diversity."

Ricky Vaughn has been suspended.

Anti Defamation League embraces anti-frog-ism.

A "conservative" tries to refute Jared Taylor.

The Daily Caller publishes an Alt-Righter explaining our perspective.

No, there was wisdom.

It was bound by principle if not by law.

Our favorite comments from last week.

It doesn't attempt to censor "hate speech."

Apparently we're "impervious to even routine science."

Yes, because our rulers are utterly blind about race.

The conference was held despite the National Press Club's earlier cancellation.

The media cover it with trademark fairness.

That will be the challenge no matter the outcome of November's election.

Is there even enough common ground for a debate?

Our favorite comments from last week.

What law enforcement is really like.

He was first and foremost a racially-conscious white man.

"Fashionable hate is still hate, and it is ripping our nation apart."

It's the first event the club has ever cancelled for political reasons.

AmRen will join a press conference Friday on the subject.

Wrong.

Salon compares Alt Right to both Nazis and someone called "Malcom X."

Editorial Board: "[H]is candidacy has granted them the legitimacy they have craved for years."

"Conservatives" are willing to go down with the plane instead of going for the cockpit.

Our favorite comments from last week.

Why "racism" is The Donald's most salient feature.

The "Alt-Lite" may be responsible for our latest media boost.

National Review takes aim at "a politically insignificant band."

Clinton's campaign continues to identify the real opposition.

The Alt-Right is the only movement countering the Left's identity politics.

Alan Colmes talks American history, white identity, and the Alt-Right with Jared Taylor.

Jared Taylor: “We are heretics of the state religion, and the state religion is one of relentless egalitarianism.”

Jared Taylor: "We have thoughtful things to say about problems for which the prevailing orthodoxy has no solutions."

Do Donald Trump and Breitbart.com make the cut?

Jared Taylor live on NPR with Norman Ornstein, Robert P. Jones, and Rosie Gray.

Dave Weigel dares quote the subjects of Clinton's speech.

MSNBC reads at length from AR-issued press release.

Tweet analysis "complicates the easy dismissal of alt-righters as disenfranchised, neckbeard teens."

Our favorite comments this week.

A discussion on Sirius XM of race differences, IQ, and white identity.

The Guardian profiles Jared Taylor.

Jared Taylor: "We weren’t counting on Hillary for being so generous in sharing the spotlight with us."

Dave Weigel and Matthew Continetti discuss the Alt Right.

Jared Taylor on NPR to discuss the Alt Right.

. . . and American Renaissance.

Milo Yiannopoulos and Cathy Young debate the Alt Right on BBC Radio.

"The alt-right is . . . using the language of the Internet far better than anyone else in politics."

Washington Post's "guide to the basics."

Jared Taylor is interviewed for "Special Report with Bret Baier."

"We intend to call out this 'alt-right' shift and the divisive and dystopian vision . . . ."

More AR mentions in Washington Post.

The Guardian gets it (mostly) right.

Trump's new top adviser: "A country is more than an economy.”

Wall Street Journal takes an honest look at the "youthful, anti-establishment" movement.