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The Kids Are Not Alright

By: Amber A’Lee Frost

From monarchism to eco-fascism, internet subcultures have given rise to a new generation of ‘e-deologies’. But what — if anything — do these online movements hold for the future of the Right?

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Since February 2023, artist, university lecturer, and internet culture writer Joshua Citarella has been conducting interviews with a wide array of subjects who have formed their politics out of internet subcultures. It would be a crude oversimplification to say their so-called ‘e-deologies’ range far and wide across ‘the political spectrum’, as the real hallmark of […]

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Since February 2023, artist, university lecturer, and internet culture writer Joshua Citarella has been conducting interviews with a wide array of subjects who have formed their politics out of internet subcultures. It would be a crude oversimplification to say their so-called ‘e-deologies’ range far and wide across ‘the political spectrum’, as the real hallmark of […]

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Since February 2023, artist, university lecturer, and internet culture writer Joshua Citarella has been conducting interviews with a wide array of subjects who have formed their politics out of internet subcultures. It would be a crude oversimplification to say their so-called ‘e-deologies’ range far and wide across ‘the political spectrum’, as the real hallmark of […]

Since February 2023, artist, university lecturer, and internet culture writer Joshua Citarella has been conducting interviews with a wide array of subjects who have formed their politics out of internet subcultures. It would be a crude oversimplification to say their so-called ‘e-deologies’ range far and wide across ‘the political spectrum’, as the real hallmark of […]

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