How are white nationalist and related right-wing beliefs, tropes, and politics framed, rationalized, and interpreted in public and political discourse? With what impact?

 

In the essay, incorporate: the film "The Man Card" and Sophie Bjork-James, "Racializing Misogyny: Sexuality and Gender in the New Online White Nationalism" and Jeffrey M. Berry, James M. Glaser & Deborah J Schildkraut, "Race & Gender on Fox and MSNBC" and Loretta J. Ross, "Demographically Doomed: White Supremacy, Electoral Power, and Reproductive Justice" and Yvonne Lindgren, "Trump's Angry White Women: Motherhood, Nationalism & Abortion" 

 

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In contemporary public and political discourse white nationalist and related rightwing beliefs tropes and politics are often framed rationalized and interpreted in various ways each with its own impac... View the full answer