“Zeskind offers a well-placed warning ” —Kirkus Reviews

“Recommended for all libraries.” —Stephen L. Hupp, Library Journal

“Exhaustively researched, Blood and Politics is not only a brilliant account of the origins, modes of operation, collaborations, and internecine disputes of white supremacist, neo-Nazi, Holocaust-denier, and anti-Semitic groups in America, but alerts us to the fact that despite—or perhaps because of—significant improvements in race relations and changing demographic patterns, we are likely to witness a resurgence of their activities.” —Drew S. Days III, Professor of Law, Yale University, and former U.S. Solicitor General

The Birthers and the 14th Amendment

The Zeskind Fortnight No. 19 by Leonard Zeskind and Devin Burghart [Devin Burghart, my colleague at the Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights, joined in researching, writing and thinking through this Fortnight. Thank you Devin.] Taking umbrage at the...

Rereading the Tea Leaves

Rereading the Tea LeavesJuly 4 Protests Will Include White Nationalists by Leonard Zeskind on Huffington Post On July 4, tens of thousands of mostly middle-class white people in hundreds of different cities will register their opposition to the Barack Obama presidency...

Book Review by Loretta Ross in The Public Eye

A Longtime Anti-Racism Activist’s Take on HistoryReviewed by Loretta J. RossThe Public Eye, Summer 2009 Blood and Politics: The History of the White Nationalist Movement from the Margins to the Mainstream – By Leonard Zeskind (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2009,...