Free speech and loss in white nationalist rhetoric

Q2 Social Sciences

First Amendment Studies Pub Date : 2020-07-02 DOI:10.1080/21689725.2020.1837652

E. Chebrolu

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This article analyses how anti-blackness structures the desire for free speech within white nationalist ideology. The essay traces the linkages between the rhetoric of a mission statement for a white nationalist webzine edited by a professor of psychology and that professor’s published academic work on ethnic identity. The central argument of the essay is that taken together, these texts construct an antisemitic fantasy of a crisis in free speech, in which free speech is an object of desire because of its promise to recuperate a loss rendered unto the white nation, anchored by an attachment to the anti-black bio-evolutionary origin myth of humanness.

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言论自由和白人民族主义言论的丧失

本文分析了反黑人是如何在白人民族主义意识形态中构建对言论自由的渴望的。这篇文章追溯了一位心理学教授为一本白人民族主义网络杂志编辑的使命宣言的修辞与这位教授发表的关于种族认同的学术著作之间的联系。这篇文章的中心论点是，综合起来，这些文本构建了一个关于言论自由危机的反犹太主义幻想，在这个幻想中，言论自由是一个欲望的对象，因为它承诺弥补白人国家所遭受的损失，锚定在对反黑人的生物进化起源神话的依恋上。

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