Al Jazeera, “US anti-fascists: ‘We can make racists afraid again'”

Largely made up of anarchists and, to a lesser extent, activists ascribing to various strands of Marxism, anti-fascist activists decided to adopt the tactic of physical confrontations against white supremacists from across the spectrum: from neo-Nazi punks to the resurgent Ku Klux Klan. The Anti-Racist Action (ARA) was established in 1988 in Minneapolis as one […]

Wired, “Neo-Nazis Face a New Foe Online and IRL: the Far-Left Antifa”

They may well indeed express more egalitarian ideals than neo-Nazis (who doesn’t, really?), but they’re also anarchists prone to property destruction and online abuse. Worse, by giving as good as they get, they double down on political polarization, driving the national narrative even further from center. Continue Reading