white nationalist

American  

[wahyt na-shuh-nuhl-ist] / ˈwaɪt ˈnæ ʃə nəl ɪst /

noun

1. a person who believes in or supports white nationalism.

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adjective

1. of or relating to white nationalism.

Example Sentences

White women like Good are not just dissenters within the racial in-group, however, they are proof that the entire white nationalist story about inheritance and destiny is unstable.

From Salon

If you go look at how deradicalization groups work, how people get pulled out of being in neo-Nazism or white nationalist groups, almost every single one of these guys has stories along the lines of how they had a Jewish boss who was really nice to them when their mother died.

From Slate

This has continued well into the Musk era of X-née-Twitter, with the liberal Oates occasionally directing her snipes and barbs at the platform’s white nationalist owner.

From Slate

Agency leaders focused considerable energy on organized crime — which Hoover had mostly ignored or tolerated — from the mid-’70s onward, and were reluctantly compelled to acknowledge the rising threat of white nationalist and anti-government terrorism after Waco, Ruby Ridge and the Oklahoma City bombing in 1994.

From Salon

The Southern Poverty Law Center and other watchdogs have tracked the movement as part of a broader effort to repackage white nationalist ideology for younger, more online audiences.

From Salon