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    Commentary: White replacement theory is fascism’s new name

    by Jason Stanley and Federico Finchelstein, Los Angeles Times May 27, 2022 4 minutes
    Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban gives his first international news conference after his FIDESZ party won the parliamentary election, in the Karmelita monastery housing the prime minister's office in Budapest on April 6, 2022.

    Since Anders Breivik killed 77 people in Norway in 2011, mass murders in the name of white replacement theory (WRT) have become prevalent. Many of these killers, including Breivik; Brenton Tarrant, the Christchurch shooter; and Payton Gendron, the suspect in the massacre in Buffalo, New York, are self-identified as fascists.

    And yet, it’s easy to miss or even downplay WRT’s fascist origins and its current manifestations.

    It’s not surprising that this resurgence of WRT comes as fascist political tactics — banning books and viewpoints associated with the political left, demonizing and then imprisoning members of the political and minority groups, creating tiers of

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