Political terminology

* Alt-Lite – A term used for internet personalities and political figures who embrace civic nationalism and Western identity and values while rejecting the ethnonationalism, racism and antisemitism associated with the alt-right. This term has largely fallen out of use. (See also: Alternative Influencer Network, Intellectual Dark Web)
* Alt-Right – A modern white nationalist and white identitarian political movement associated with activist Richard Spencer. The term is usually disavowed by those who do not identify with ethnonationalism (see: alt-lite). Not all contemporary white nationalists associate with the alt-right label and some are quite critical of it. (See also: White Nationalism 2.0)
* Alternative politics (also dissident politics; outsider politics) – Politics outside major political, academic and cultural institutions.
* Anarcho-capitalism (ancap) –
* Anticom –
* Antifa –
* Anti-Jewish sentiment –
* Anti-semitism –
* Apollonian civilization –
* Arianism –
* Aryan –
* Aryanism – Basing political ideas on inspiration from information about the Indo-European.
* "The banality of evil" –Quote/concept attributed to philosopher Hannah Arendt, given after viewing the trial of Adolf Eichmann, a high ranking Nazi responsible in part for the Holocaust. Eichmann was reportedly completely sane and normal by all appearances and tests, not matching at all with the sociopathic profile the court had been expecting.
* Beige utopia – A hypothetical future state of humanity where the races are so intermixed that monoracial people no longer exist and racism is therefore impossible.
* Dissident Right – Any political movement or ideology that acts outside of mainstream party politics and works against modern left-wing projects such as liberalism, multiculturalism, egalitarianism and/or democratic rule.
* Economic justice movement – A political movement that prioritizes class issues and seeks to create a more equitable distribution of wealth in society. Members of the economic justice movement are most commonly social liberals or socialists, but could potentially have any economic outlook so long as their goal is economic justice. Economic justice advocates may believe economic and social justice are deeply intertwined or they may see identity politics as a distraction from class issues. (See also: social justice movement)
* Fashwave – An online art movement combining vaporwave aesthetics with traditionalist, nationalist or far-right themes.
* Gray fascism – Political movements and ideologies sharing some characteristics with historical fascism but lacking others or only having them in a less extreme form.
* Phraseology;
* Blackpill – A term from 4chan, it has come to mean experiencing and understanding the (typically cynical and harsh) final truth about a subject, author, or idea. [Blob]
* Meme terminology; 
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