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This book offers a new framework for understanding right wing politics.

A. J. A. Woods’s new book explores how the Right’s obsession with Cultural Marxism emerged from the backlash against the 1960s.

This book looks at the emergence, among some white Christians in the USA, of a religious culture based on shoring up white identity and racism while being "perniciously shrouded in Christian language, expression, symbols and thought forms."

A librarian tells her story of being on the front lines of the far right wing assault on libraries and knowledge.

"The principal virtue of the book," writes reviewer Koppelman, "is the light it unintentionally sheds on some of the Supreme Court’s least defensible decisions."

This new book offers an analysis of one of the right wing's main talking points.

Heightened efforts in recent years to paint public schools as bastions of ideological perversion, sexual permissiveness and anti-white ideology are part of a long-running campaign that is gaining momentum.

A new book shows how people are getting the right’s class appeal all wrong.

The conservative movement’s total abandonment of even the appearance of principles has been decades in the making.