Dean E. Robinson, political science, says white supremacists and other hate groups have gotten more visible under the administration of President Donald J. Trump. He also says social media has been used to rebrand an old version of the white supremacy movement. "Oftentimes, you'll see a surge in white nationalism during periods of widening economic inequality. Instead of blaming corporations for bad public policy, white nationalists and the alt-right will blame immigrants, blacks in the U.S. They will blame LGBT communities," he says. (Western Mass News, 8/14/17)