Pepe the Frog, the meme that rose to mainstream ... others reference far-right cultural touchstones. For example, here’s a Groyper delivering Papa John’s, which the Daily Stormer endorsed ...

We’ve found prayer rugs out here. It’s unreal ... the claims of a conspiracy theory that has long been popular with far-right and anti-Muslim figures and publications. And the rumor itself ...

The argument blew up on Sunday when conservative political strategist R.C. Maxwell lashed out at far-right figure Nick Fuentes after he complained that the type of memes witnessed ahead of the ...

“This year, people [in the industry] are talking about, ‘Oh, actually this is connected to the far right and maybe we shouldn’t just be saying hahaha, No Nut November.'” A new meme brings ...

“Far-right and alt-right groups online would come up with a conspiracy theory or create a meme or use terminology such as ‘alt-left.’ Trump uses it and broadcasts these ideas to a ...

Like lots of memes, this one comes from pop culture ... The phrase was adopted by other far-right political subcultures and slowly came to mean that a person had been radicalized in some way.

Like memes, these Far Side comics are quick-reads that get right to the joke, which are usually either utterly absurd or a ...

“Far-right and alt-right groups online would come up with a conspiracy theory or create a meme or use terminology such as ‘alt-left.’ Trump uses it and broadcasts these ideas to a much, much wider ...