Minorities on the Right

The presence of members of minority groups on the right poses a challenge in both understanding how they got there and discussing the matter with due sensitivity.

Midge Decter, speaking in 1987 at an event organised by conservative magazine The American Spectator (Cynthia Johnson/Getty Images).

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This post is part of the ‘Research and Reflections’ occasional series, consisting of pieces based on my ongoing academic research, as well as on my musings on and responses to current affairs and personal developments.

Content warnings: Homophobia; Antisemitism; Anti-Asian racism; Anti-Black racism; Islamophobia; Child sexual abuse.