White supremacy

            The gospel spread by White supremacy portrays the intimate relationships among different nationalisms, genders, and ethnic groups. The organization of the movement demonstrates the differentiation in ideas, aspirations, and values of white Americans and African Americans up to the present era (Center, 2016). For instance, exploring the documentary on The Hate Crimes in the Heartland, there are shreds of evidence indicating racism, hate, and violence throughout the lens of Tulsa, Harlem, and many other major cities in the United States (Lyon, Ankhra and Karim, 2014). The ramifications of such a movement have impacted education, communities, and human rights in the United States (Boram, 2015). The development of White supremacy into cyberspaces in the modern world forms a powerful movement that propagates hate and violence throughout the justice system, the government, and other critical governing bodies.

            White supremacy foundations sprout out during the emergence of the Ku Klux Klan. The movement extended in the majority of southern parts of America, gathering huge followers from White Americans. The movement waged campaigns alley to the Republican Party, developing a historical differentiation of political outlook, cultural composition, geographical location, and social outlook in the evolution of the United States (Center, 2016). The Whites strived to defend their political systems, wealth, and privileges through the oppression of African Americans, viewing them as inferior and non-Americans (Boram, 2015). The movement's activities made many lose their lives, and their legacy became deeply embedded in the history of American up to date. Hate Crimes in the Heartland exposes the events occurring in major American cities revealing the contrasting connection between the races, power, and justice system (Lyon, Ankhra, and Karim, 2014). White supremacy is an excellent example of contemporary hate crime movement that is still embedded in individuals' minds, resulting in the manhunt, murders, and social media uproar. For instance, a white police officer's recent killing of a black man George Floyd gathered massive social unrest and violence in major American streets. Therefore, the doctrines manifested by the white supremacy movement enabled economic and geographical extensions seen today by various patriot movements in the United States.