Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The alt-right is a right-wing movement of ideologies that are an alternative to mainstream conservatism. It has \"more in common with European far-right movements than American ones\" and is unified by nationalism, support for Donald Trump, opposition to multiculturalism and immigration, and rejection of egalitarianism. The alt-right includes beliefs such as neoreaction, monarchism, nativism, populism, fascism, racialism, identitarianism, white nationalism, and Southern-secessionism. The term was introduced by Richard Spencer's AlternativeRight.com in 2010, gained prominence in 2015 after being identified by critics, and became more popular in 2016 after being mentioned on television. The alt-right is younger than mainstream conservatism."@en }
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- Alt-right abstract "The alt-right is a right-wing movement of ideologies that are an alternative to mainstream conservatism. It has \"more in common with European far-right movements than American ones\" and is unified by nationalism, support for Donald Trump, opposition to multiculturalism and immigration, and rejection of egalitarianism. The alt-right includes beliefs such as neoreaction, monarchism, nativism, populism, fascism, racialism, identitarianism, white nationalism, and Southern-secessionism. The term was introduced by Richard Spencer's AlternativeRight.com in 2010, gained prominence in 2015 after being identified by critics, and became more popular in 2016 after being mentioned on television. The alt-right is younger than mainstream conservatism.".