Kathleen Eaton Bravo's remarks are straight from a fascist doctrine known as “replacement theory” or “white genocide,” favored by white nationalists the world over.
The appeal in the president's recent executive order for “free inquiry” and “open debate” at colleges and universities mimics the rhetoric deployed by fascists such as Milo Yiannopoulos and Richard Spencer.
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