Antifascism

In "Antifascism," Paul Gottfried traces the evolution of antifascist ideology from its early 20th-century European roots to its manifestations in contemporary America. He explores how a newly defined intersectional left has reshaped political and ideological struggles, challenging the dominance of traditional Marxism. Gottfried delves into various themes, including the impact of antifascism on state models, nationalism versus globalism, and the role of Antifa in the U.S., ultimately arguing that the fear of fascism is leveraged by those in power to silence dissent. The book offers a critical examination of the intersectional left's support from multinational capitalists and shifts within the political landscape of the White working class in Europe.