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On Microfascism
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Jack Braddich's "On Microfascism" explores the subtle ways in which fascism manifests in everyday life, arguing that fully formed fascism emerges from smaller, seemingly insignificant acts.
The book examines how these micro-fascist tendencies, often expressed through microaggressions or online memes, connect and build cultural power.
Braddich connects these micro-fascist behaviors to larger political movements and events, highlighting the insidious nature of fascism's growth.
The book challenges readers to recognize and confront these subtle forms of oppression before they escalate into larger-scale violence.
The book examines how these micro-fascist tendencies, often expressed through microaggressions or online memes, connect and build cultural power.
Braddich connects these micro-fascist behaviors to larger political movements and events, highlighting the insidious nature of fascism's growth.
The book challenges readers to recognize and confront these subtle forms of oppression before they escalate into larger-scale violence.
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Recommended by Sarah as a book that offers a different perspective on the connection between everyday family behaviors and wider political institutions.
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