Meet the the pillars of the white nationalist alt-right movement

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http://mashable.com/2016/08/27/alt-right-white-men-pillars-of-movement/#B7w7DcqaqsqS


The alt-right — a collection of organizations, individuals and internet memes that advocate against immigration and for white nationalism and are widely seen as racist — stepped onto the mainstream political stage on Thursday when Hillary Clinton name-checked it in a speech decrying racism and her opponent, Donald Trump.

The broadly defined alt-right and Donald Trump have mostly embraced one another throughout the 2016 presidential election. But as the movement has come into greater focus, its various threads have become more apparent.


Like all movements, the alt-right umbrella encompasses several ideologies and personalities. That said, we explored some of the more prominent adherents, below.

Jared Taylor

Taylor has in many ways led the drive for respectability among white nationalists in the United States.

[sarae]

1. The only way on earth someone could think

a white nationalist is "respectable" is if they are racist themselves.