From the subtitle "Inside the rebirth of white nationalism in America" its an investigation in the far right of the United States. Not impressive, with boots on the field it provides a story of violence and rage in a late tentative of white identification in a multiracial America. The National Front doesn't become a prime political phenomenon notwithstanding Donald Trump became President. The analogies with Europe and the various national movements there is, but as from my privileged point of view of Italy, it can't change the big problem of poverty like seems to be in the narratives of these parties. The race and religion appear central however the modern societies are multilayered complicated and continue to be guided by the globalized economy that doesn't care about previous things or other big problems such as Climate Change or democracy but turn around to profit only. The people described in this text were more aware of their ideologies and their perspective, but the line of reasoning is blocked in front of the new problems that we are facing as whole society.
