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Fascism is an authoritarian, far-right ideology emphasizing extreme nationalism, militarism, and suppression of dissent, often targeting minorities.

Antifascism (Antifa) is the grassroots movement opposing it, originating in 1920s Europe to combat fascism, Nazism, and, in modern contexts, white supremacy and far-right extremism.

Fascism Core Characteristics: Characterized by dictator-led rule, intense nationalism, racism, xenophobia, and often violence use of myths and rage to seize power.

Modern Manifestations: Often linked to white supremacist ideologies, neo-Nazism, and anti-immigration policies.

Antifascism (Antifa)

Definition: A decentralized, international movement of anarchists, communists, socialists, and leftists, rather than a single organization.
Tactics: Uses diverse methods including protests, direct action, and sometimes militant resistance to disrupt far-right movements.

Origins: Began in the 1920s in Italy and Germany (e.g., Antifaschistische Aktion) to fight Mussolini and Hitler.

Contemporary Role: Active in the U.S. and Europe, particularly rising in prominence to counter neo-Nazis and white supremacists.

Key Differences and Relationship

Goal: Fascism seeks to establish a hierarchical, exclusionary state, while anti-fascism aims to prevent the spread of these ideologies.
Structure: Fascism historically seeks a strong, centralized leader, whereas anti-fascist movements are typically decentralized, grassroots networks.