White supremacists are in the streets: What are we to do? A review of How fascism works: The politics of us and them by Jason Stanley in the aftermath of the “March for Australia”

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David Denborough

doi:10.4320/jhup6898

September 15, 2025International journal of narrative therapy and community work

White supremacists are in the streets: What are we to do? A review of How fascism works: The politics of us and them by Jason Stanley in the aftermath of the “March for Australia”

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Key Points

The review highlights the dangers of fascism, emphasizing the need for a united response against far-right movements.
Denborough provides insights from Stanley's book, stressing the divisive nature of 'us and them' politics in contemporary society.
The aftermath of the 'March for Australia' serves as a critical lens for understanding the rise of fascist ideologies and their implications.
This analysis calls for action among communities to confront and dismantle the narratives that fuel fascism and division.

Implication

Review explores fascism and far-right politics during the 'March for Australia', suggesting urgency in addressing these threats.

Abstract

In the aftermath of the far-right “March for Australia”, David Denborough reviews Jason Stanley’s (2020) book How Fascism Works: The politics of us and them. Penguin. 256pp. ISBN 9780525511854

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White supremacists are in the streets: What are we to do? A review of How fascism works: The politics of us and them by Jason Stanley in the aftermath of the “March for Australia”

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White supremacists are in the streets: What are we to do? A review of How fascism works: The politics of us and them by Jason Stanley in the aftermath of the “March for Australia”

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