Rebirthing a nation: white women, identity politics, and the internet
In: Race, rhetoric, and media series
Section One: Collective voices of white nationalist women.Safety for white people only through nationalism: decoding rhetorical refinement of white supremacist values ; without responsibility: unmasking a privilege filter of color-blind racism as a white supremacist ideograph ;Classifying whiteness as "contained agency": decrypting white nationalist women's digital design through understanding intersectional analysis --Section two: Individual women's voices as institutional coding of white supremacy.White outsiderism as white identity politics: situating Tea Party rhetoric as uncivil testing grounds ;Reckoning with white fragility by alt-right shield maidens: disassembling "contained agency" of the alt-right ;Responsibility of a white "privilege filter": dismantling conservative white women as color-blind maiden shields --Epilogue: Amplifying intersectionality as an ethical response.