The War on Terror has no counterpart campaign against transnational white supremacy

Evidence

While the War on Terror fixates wholly on “global Islamic terrorism,” there is no such war against transnational white supremacy—a global movement in its own right. In fact, the new front of global populism that scapegoats Muslims for its political woes capitalizes on an explicit and unhinged white supremacy. Donald Trump, president of the nation that spawned the War on Terror and the leader who readapted its thesis by infamously declaring “I think Islam hates us,” is ideological inspiration for this front. — Khaled A. Beydoun, The New Crusades_ Islamophobia and the…, 916

Categorization

• XREF: This global-synthesis framing of white supremacy as a transnational movement parallels the reader’s comparison book by Iftikhar on Islamophobia as a coordinated global condition.