fascist movements

Fascist movements are political ideologies that emphasize strong centralized authority, often led by a dictatorial leader, and promote nationalistic, often racist, ideals. They seek to unify a nation through propaganda, suppress dissent, and prioritize the state's interests over individual rights. Historically, fascist regimes have used violence and intimidation to maintain power, suppress opposition, and expand their influence. These movements often oppose democracy, pluralism, and diversity, favoring authoritarian control and a single-party rule aimed at creating a homogeneous society aligned with their extreme nationalist goals.