Alt-Right
Beliefs/Foundations
The current incarnation of the alt-right movement was created by 
Richard Spencer, a American 
white supremacist, in 2010, when he created the "AlternativeRight.com" website. Spencer has displayed his 
Neo-Nazi and 
racial supremacist views.
Racial Nationalism
The alt-right is a white nationalist movement. Many members of the movement, especially in 
Europe, also believe in 
Identitarianism, a 
pan-European far-right political movement that advocates for 
anti-multiculturalism and 
cultural supremacy. Many people in the alt-right are 
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Confederate imagery and symbolism. Many people inside of the alt-right movement have shown 
Anti-Black views, 
Anti-Hispanic views, 
anti-Arab views, and anti-Hindu views.
Manosphere
Many people in the alt-right are also part of the 
Manosphere movement, as they believe that 
masculinity and traditional culture are under threat by things such as 
homosexuality and 
Feminism.
Anti-Semitism
Most members of the alt-right movement are 
anti-Semitic. Members of the alt-right commonly spread 
conspiracy theories and anti-semitic tropes about Jewish people, such as the 
"Jewish Bolshevism" conspiracy theory, that alleges that Jewish people were behind the 
Russian Revolution.
Paleoconservativism
Most members of the alt-right movement are opposed to 
most 
mainstream conservative 
ideologies, seeing them as incompatible with things such as white supremacy due to their support for 
Israel and foreign interventions. Many famous members of the alt-right movement hold 
paleoconservative views, the most famous of them being 
Nick Fuentes.
