Tag: Identitarianism

Why I Use the ‘Identitarian’ Label
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Why I Use the ‘Identitarian’ Label

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A short while ago, I changed this site’s tagline to include the ‘identitarian’ label. But I haven’t written anything concrete that outlines why I’ve come to use this descriptor. Until now. If I were to use any disparaging, while realistic label for some on the Right of politics, I would call them bad news merchants.… Continue reading Why I Use the ‘Identitarian’ Label

How Group Identity Transcends the Individual
The Right type of identity politics

How Group Identity Transcends the Individual

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As a West Coast supporter who watched my club’s win its 4th AFL premiership, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the last week. Yet despite my love for West Coast, there are vital lessons to be taken from this year’s runner up–Collingwood–that carry pertinent implications for identitarianism. For readers not well versed on the intricacies of AFL, some… Continue reading How Group Identity Transcends the Individual