做白人没关系:通过一场不分肤色的受害者白人种族意识提升运动来洗白至上主义

IF 1.9 3区 社会学 Q2 SOCIOLOGY Sociological Spectrum Pub Date : 2020-08-31 DOI:10.1080/02732173.2020.1812456
Marcus A. Brooks
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摘要2017年,4chan消息平台上的用户炮制了一个计划,将他们的白人至上主义消息洗白,纳入主流种族话语。这场宣称“做白人没关系”的运动从4chan传播到传统媒体和社交媒体平台,在那里,人们在网上发生的本土种族话语中讨论和辩论了这一信息的优点。在这项对YouTube视频的定性分析中,视频记录者表示支持“白人没关系”的观点,我发现视频记录者在避免其他色盲的同时,对某些色盲框架采取了策略性参与。我发现,“做白人没关系”运动的发起人成功地将他们的信息洗白到了YouTube上,而那些对新闻、媒体和流行文化提供另类、保守观点的视频记录者,与那些公认并自称为极右翼白人民族主义者和另类右翼成员的人一样,采用了同样的色盲种族言论策略。这一发现让我们深入了解了色盲是如何从战略上产生的,将白人至上主义的信息带入政治和流行文化话语,以此来获得对白人至上主义意识形态的支持。
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It’s okay to be White: laundering White supremacy through a colorblind victimized White race-consciousness raising campaign
Abstract In 2017 users on the 4chan messaging platform concocted a scheme to launder their white supremacist messaging into the mainstream racial discourse. The campaign, proclaiming “It’s Okay to be White,” traveled from 4chan to traditional media and onto social media platforms where the message’s merits were discussed and debated within the vernacular racial discourse happening online. In this qualitative analysis of YouTube videos, where the vloggers express support for the sentiment that “it’s okay to be white,” I find that the vloggers employ strategic engagement with certain frames of colorblindness while avoiding others. I find that the originators of the “it’s okay to be white” campaign were successful in laundering their message onto YouTube and that the vloggers who offer alternative, conservative perspectives on news, media, and pop culture deployed the same strategies of colorblind racetalk as did those who are recognized and self-proclaimed far-right white nationalists and members of the alt-right. This finding offers insight into how colorblindness is strategically produced to slip white supremacist messaging into political and pop culture discourses as a way to gain support for white supremacist ideologies.
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