The Trumpist riot at the Capitol in January reignited debates about whether or not we should use the term “fascism” to describe our political reality. But we can’t answer that question until we expand our deeply Eurocentric definition of fascism.
The Trumpist riot at the Capitol in January reignited debates about whether or not we should use the term “fascism” to describe our political reality. But we can’t answer that question until we expand our deeply Eurocentric definition of fascism.
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