ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月13日 12時38分

Not even 2 years ago, America’s white supremacists would rant from the fringe of the fringe. But today, they’re undergoing a rebranding, as part of the so-called #altright: a grab bag of far-right groups generally united by the belief that white identity has become endangered in what they deride as this era of dangerous diversity and political correctness. In Northern California, Nathan Damigo — a university student, felon and @アメリカ海兵隊 veteran — oversees a group called Identity Evropa, which he called a “fraternity” of mostly young, college-educated men who celebrate European heritage. In other words, an embrace of white identity and a rejection of multicultural coexistence. Ever conscious of the importance of marketing, the 30-year-old pointed out that Identity Evropa’s website “looks completely mainstreamed.” But for all the fresh approaches, the message remains the same. It is one of separation, of supremacy, of a refusal to recognize the equal worth of others who don’t have the same skin tone or share the same religion. @maxwhittaker photographed Nathan in his car in Sonora, California. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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