
Why So Many got the Ick from that American Eagle Ad
The advertisers are either out-of-touch or completely aware of what current cultural trends are across our nation. White supremacy – a concept taught as dead at the turn-of-the century – has returned to the mainstream in force, and media and advertisers are taking notice. American Eagle is testing the waters for its peers under the cover of “edginess,” seeing just how far the Window has now shifted.
This is the underlying issue with the ad. It isn’t that it uses White-identity politics and racial history to sell jeans, but that there might be a defined target group for that advertisement. We know that the core audience of White supremacy in the US is empowered unlike ever before in our lifetimes, feel that this isn’t just edge-lording no matter what the intent.

GWOT-II: The New War on Yemen
The recent escalation in Yemen marks the beginning of a new phase in global conflict, driven by the Trump administration's efforts to assert power and expand US involvement in the Middle East. This shift follows the withdrawal from Afghanistan and aims to strengthen ties with Israel amid rising regional tensions. Domestically, the administration seeks to consolidate power by targeting gangs and cartels, while using the conflict to justify broader actions. Canada, in response, is distancing itself economically and diplomatically from the US, signaling a potential shift in North American alliances.