Vol. 2 No. 4 (2026): julio-diciembre 2026
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Cooperation and public outreach between the American Nazi Party and the Nation of Islam (1961-1964)

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1rodrigo1 javier garza ojeda
facultad de filosofía y letras, licenciatura en historia

Published 2026-11-03

Keywords

  • Racialism,
  • Segregation,
  • American Nazi Party,
  • Nation of Islam,
  • Antijudaism

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javier garza ojeda, 1rodrigo1. 2026. “Cooperation and Public Outreach Between the American Nazi Party and the Nation of Islam (1961-1964)”. Bloch. Revista Estudiantil De Historia 2 (4):63-73. https://revistabloch.uanl.mx/index.php/b/article/view/221.

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Abstract

The Civil Rights Movement involved not only the organization of American civil society in favor of the desegregation cause, but it also saw the emergence of groups of African Americans and whites who focused on supporting segregationist and racist rhetoric. The American Nazi Party and the Nation of Islam were the most vocal groups in this segregationist effort, carrying out several joint public interventions in which, from 1961 to 1964, they promoted messages of racial separation and anti-Judaism.
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