Nationalist Organization

A nationalist organization is a group, movement, or institution that promotes Nationalism—the belief that people who share a common nation (often defined by language, culture, ethnicity, or shared history) should unite politically, culturally, and sometimes economically under a strong sense of national identity.

Nationalist Organizations are defined by common characteristics:

• Focus on national identity: They emphasize loyalty to the nation above regional, international, or ideological identities.
• Advocacy for sovereignty: Many push for greater independence, self-determination, or protection of national borders and interests.
• Cultural preservation: They often promote the language, traditions, and heritage of the nation.
• Political goals: These can range from mainstream patriotism to more radical calls for secession, exclusion of outsiders, or territorial expansion.

Contemporary American Activist Organizations

Activist Organizations, in contrast to think tanks, emphasize membership, community, and activism work. These groups tend to be located to a specific geography and involve group meetups, organizing, activism work and community. Below are contemporary organizations of this type:

United States

White Nationalist Groups

• The New Way
• Traditionalist Workers Party
• Shield Wall
• Vanguard America
• Patriot Front
• NOVA
• Hate Club
• Blood Tribe

In addition to standalone Nationalist Organizations, there are many smaller-scale Active Clubs operating in the United States. These are Nationalist Organizations that focus on fitness and martial arts in addition to the other typical activities of Nationalist Organizations.

Civic Nationalist Groups

• Proud Boys
• Moms for Liberty

Australia

• National Socialist Network
• Lads Society
• Antipodean Network

Activism Work

Activism by Nationalist Organizations takes a few common forms — protesting and demonstration, flyers and stickers.

Protests and Demonstrations

Nationalist Organizations frequently engage in protests and demonstrations in order to draw attention, often including significant attention from the media for their cause. This commonly takes the form of marches.

Flyers and Stickers

Nationalist Organizations commonly distribute flyers, stickers, and other educational propaganda materials to citizens in hope that they will gain an understanding of the group and its mission. These materials typically focus to highlight the problems faced by the nation according to the group, and the proposed solution — this could commonly include drawing attention to The Great Replacement, dispossession of Americans, mass migration, and other causes that are typical across Nationalist Organizations.