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==History== | ==History== | ||
Antifa is | Antifa is undoubtedly an organized political movement in Europe, and has a long history dating back to Mussolini. An oppositional anti-fascist movement surfaced against Mussolini in the mid 1920s, mostly anarchists, socialists and syndicalists (co-ops, worker strikes). This continued into Nazi Germany and after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Later in Germany, antifa took on a more subculture and punk aesthetic, which was seen later around the globe. | ||
Antifascism/fascism fights into the 1970s and 1980s onward often took a subcultural gang or streetfight mentality complete with tattoos and punk rock music. Later antifa because associated with the atrocious site Tumblr. | Antifascism/fascism fights into the 1970s and 1980s onward often took a subcultural gang or streetfight mentality complete with tattoos and punk rock music. Later antifa because associated with the atrocious site Tumblr. | ||
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'Antifa' in the USA mostly pops up at certain times, and has existed in the 20th century USA. There were no self-identified antifa groups existing now that existed before 2016 (correct me if I'm wrong on this?). | 'Antifa' in the USA mostly pops up at certain times, and has existed in the 20th century USA. There were no self-identified antifa groups existing now that existed before 2016 (correct me if I'm wrong on this?). | ||
Nowadays antifa is mostly about | Nowadays antifa is mostly about pro-immigration, and an obscene amount of feminist and misandrist baggage. And cringe artwork. They claim they are anti-racist, but have been accused of anti-white sentiment. | ||
==Literature== | ==Literature== | ||