Bring The War Home: The White Power Movement And Paramilitary America,New

A Guardian Best Book Of The Yeara Gripping Study Of White Powerexplosive.New York Timeshelps Explain How We Got To Todays Altright.Terry Gross, Fresh Airthe White Power Movement In America Wants A Revolution.Returning To A Country Ripped Apart By A War They Felt They Were Not Allowed To Win, A Small Group Of Vietnam Veterans And Disgruntled Civilians Who Shared Their Virulent Anticommunism And Potent Sense Of Betrayal Concluded That Waging War On Their Own Country Was Justified. The Command Structure Of Their Covert Movement Gave Women A Prominent Place. They Operated With Discipline, Made Tragic Headlines In Waco, Ruby Ridge, And Oklahoma City, And Are Resurgent Under President Trump. Based On A Decade Of Deep Immersion In Previously Classified Fbi Files And On Extensive Interviews, Bring The War Home Tells The Story Of American Paramilitarism And The Birth Of The Altright.A Muchneeded And Troubling Revelation The Power Of Belews Book Comes, In Part, From The Fact That It Reveals A Story About Whiteracist Violence That We Should All Already Know.The Nationfascinating Shows How Hatred Of The Federal Government, Fears Of Communism, And Racism All Combined In Whitepower Ideology And Explains Why Our Responses To The Movement Have Long Been Woefully Inadequate.Slatesuperbly Comprehensivesupplants All Journalistic Accounts Of Americas Resurgent White Supremacism.Pankaj Mishra, The Guardian