9. Recruiting White “Victims”: White Supremacist Flyers on College Campuses

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Dedication v
3. Contents vii
4. Foreword xi
5. Introduction: The Resurgence of Whitelash: White Supremacy, Resistance, and the Racialized Social System in Trumptopia 1
6. PART I. THE IDEOLOGICAL REINFORCEMENT OF WHITE SUPREMACY
7. 1. Post–Color Blindness? Trump and the Rise of the New White Nationalism 27
8. 2. The Unblackening: “White” License and the “Nice Racism” Trope 43
9. 3. Political Correctness: A Genuine Concern for Discussion or Slippery Language Rooted in Racial Animosity 57
10. 4. Diversity Regimes: How University Diversity Initiatives Shape White Race Consciousness 71
11. PART II. THE REENTRENCHMENT OF WHITE SUPERIORITY IN AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS
12. 5. Institutional Racism Revisited: How Institutions Perpetuate and Promote Racism through Color Blindness 89
13. 6. Prison in the Street: What Market-Based Bipartisan Reform Means for Racial Stratification 103
14. 7. Settler Culture and White Property: From the Bundy Ranch Standoff to the West Virginia Coalfields 117
15. 8. Local Immigration Enforcement: Shaping and Maintaining Policies through White Saviors and Economic Motivations 132
16. 9. Recruiting White “Victims”: White Supremacist Flyers on College Campuses 151
17. 10. The Whitening of South Asian Women 165
18. 11. Colorful Art, White Spaces: How an Art Museum Maintains White Spaces 179
19. PART III. WHITE EMOTIONS, EXPRESSIONS, AND MOVEMENTS
20. 12. White Noise: How White Nationalist Content Creators Reproduce Narratives of White Power and Victimhood on YouTube 197
21. 13. Blue Lives Matter: Police Protection or Countermovement 210
22. 14. Echoing Derrick A. Bell: Black Women’s Resistance to White Supremacy in the Age of Trump 224
23. 15. Solidarity and Struggle: White Antiracist Activism in the Time of Trump 240
24. Conclusions: Where Do We Go from Here? Structural and Social Implications of Whitelash 255
25. List of Contributors 267
26. Index 271