The Biggest Lie in the White Supremacist Propaganda Playbook: Unraveling the Truth About ‘Black-on-W

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“THIS IDEA THAT BLACK PEOPLE ARE WANTONLY ATTACKING WHITE PEOPLE IN SOME SORT OF QUIET RACE WAR IS AN UNTRUTHFUL AND DAMAGING NARRATIVE WITH A VERY LONG HISTORY IN AMERICA.”

This image, tweeted by then-Presidential Candidate Donald Trump on Nov. 22, 2015, originated from a neo-Nazi account. It displays bogus crime statistics.

But the idea of out-of-control black violence continues to motivate white supremacist propagandists and remains a main recruiting tool for the hate movement and its wish for a genetically pure white ethnostate. Because this narrative of black criminality is so central to American history — the foundation upon which discrimination has long been justified — it persists as white supremacy’s enduring siren song.

This report examines the origins and evolution of this propaganda from the mid-1800s to the current day.