RACISM

White Christian Nationalists Are Today’s Ku Klux Klanners

If you put hoods on white Christian nationalists, they look and sound just like the Ku Klux Klan

Arturo Dominguez
Momentum
Published in
9 min readMar 28, 2024

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Ku Klux Klan members and a burning cross, Denver, Colorado, 1921 | Courtesy of Denver Library Digital Collections | Public Domain

[CONTENT WARNING: RACISM, HATE SPEECH]

Whether you consider yourself a white Christian nationalist or not, you may want to strap in because you’re about to have your eyes opened to a grim reality.

Many have discussed Project 2025–a project to force the country into more conservative ideals. The panic, however, seems to overlook that this plan was created and developed by Heritage Foundation founders in the early 1980s and gets updated every four years. Many also don’t know that former President Donald Trump enacted much of the 2016 version of the project while he was in office.

“The Reagan administration implemented nearly half of the ideas included in the first edition by the end of his first year in office, while the Trump administration embraced nearly 64% of the 2016 edition’s policy solutions after one year.”–Heritage Foundation ‘Project 2025 Mandate for Leadership’ (2023)

That’s not to say you shouldn’t be concerned about it. The current version of the project began in 2022 and has enlisted many other far-right groups that have racist and…

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Arturo Dominguez
Arturo Dominguez

Written by Arturo Dominguez

Journalist covering Congress, Racial Justice, Human Rights, Cuba, Texas | Editor: The Antagonist Magazine |

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