In this insightful discussion, Alexander Menrisky, a Professor of English and author, explores the subtle and pervasive nature of ecofascism in American culture. He delves into how everyday narratives can foster ecofascist violence, contrasting it with overt extremist actions. Menrisky critiques the right’s use of green rhetoric to propagate xenophobic ideas and highlights the cultural roots of ecofascism, touching on topics like psychedelics, elitism, and the impact of consumption on ecological identity. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of environment and ideology.
