Rightlandia
Seth CotlarOn the history of the far right takeover of the GOP in Oregon and the US
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In 1946 a Wisconsin Town Invited a Fascist to Deliver the Keynote Address at their Centennial Celebration
When did the US go from being a country that prided itself on defeating fascism in WWII, to a country where self-described “patriotic” Americans had few qualms about allowing American fascists to spread their genocidal ideas at public event...
It's funny until it's not; why I've stopped finding absurd right wing conspiracy theories so hilarious
What is there to do, really, other than laugh at stuff like this? Candace Owens investigates…lol.
"Silver Shirts for Reagan!": Walter Huss and the American "conservative" tradition with roots in 1930s-era fascism
###### A rare antisemitic tract from the late 1930s that had been sold and circulated at Silver Shirt, German-American Bund, and American Defenders meetings in Portland in 1937-9. Walter Huss was the owner of this tract which he kept in a f...
Speaking at Reed College in 1965, a Portland Nazi floated the idea of building a barbed-wire topped wall along the entire Mexican border. The audience erupted in dismissive laughter. Not so funny now.
“We’ve got to build a white citadel. We’ve got to build a wall. We’re gonna start where the Rio Grande goes into the Gulf of Mexico and it’s going to extend to Baja California. It’s going to be approximately 100 feet high and 50 feet thick....
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Historian of the US Right teaching at Willamette University in Salem, OR.
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