Since GlomarResponder was first created in 2012, the account has posted hateful, xenophobic, and pro-fascist content. “America is a White nation, founded by Whites. … Our country should favor us.”

They revealed that exposure to the conspiracy-themed vignette tended to raise perceptions of Jewish power among participants regardless of their political leanings. However, when the “Jewish” vignette was combined with either populism or conspiracy messages, the boost in conspiracy beliefs was particularly pronounced among Trump supporters.

The American Alliance for Equal Rights, founded by conservative lawyer Edward Blum, filed the lawsuit against McDonald's in January. 

The researchers discovered that when the company emphasized diversity, the political views of the White participants started to matter. White participants who identified as more conservative were more likely to favor the White job candidate.

One of the major reasons for this lack of motivation is low pay; 33% of respondents say it’s a primary source of this apathy, followed by misalignment in values (23%), and unclear expectations (14%).

Defend Her!

It could be your mother,
your wife, your sister, your daughter

In this research, we show that this greater disparity in bigger cities builds over time, as White workers are rewarded more than Black and Latinx workers for the experience acquisition advantages that big cities provide.

“Russian blood flows on the frontlines, who is to blame?”

They give their blood. Give your work to save Europe from Bolshevism. 🇫🇷

Compatriots!
Our sons are dying at the hands of the Jews, and we support the Jews. We bring them money to fight us.
Isn't that a shame and disgrace!
Wake up, Polish conscience!
Let the innocent blood of our murdered compatriots stand before your eyes when you are about to commit an act crying to God for vengeance by bringing money to a Jew.
Come to your senses, countryman, and you Mother Pole! Avoid your enemy, the Jew!
Only support your own people.

Racial attitudes towards out-groups—including racial resentment, anti-immigrant sentiment, and white racial grievance—strongly correlate with anti-democratic beliefs, whereas in-group racial attitudes do not. Analysis of multiple waves of the American National Election Studies (ANES) reveals that racial resentment and white grievance now explain twice as much variation in anti-democratic beliefs as they did in 2012. Experimental evidence also demonstrates that white Americans react negatively to voting expansions when the racial implications of these reforms are made explicit. These findings underscore the growing alignment between anti-democratic beliefs and racial attitudes in contemporary U.S. politics.

“The American Jewish community knows the heart of the refugees, for we were once refugees ourselves. Today, Trump has even slammed the door in the face of Christians, Jews and Baha’i fleeing Iran, as well as refugees from everywhere else.”