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| - Richard Spencer is a white supremacist activist in Montana. He is responsible for the blog Alternative Right.
- Spencer was born in Boston, Massachusetts, the son of cotton-farming WWII fanatics, and grew up working on their plantations in Dallas, Texas and Durham, North Carolina. When he was five, Richard got into a relationship with a little Asian girl named Asuka. They loved each other very much, but unfortunately, he later saw little Asuka sharing crayons with little Tyrone, and was under the impression that she had left him for another. Heartbroken, he developed an ever-lasting suspicion and sense of racial realism against colored people, women, and colored crayons as a result of this experience.
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| - Spencer was born in Boston, Massachusetts, the son of cotton-farming WWII fanatics, and grew up working on their plantations in Dallas, Texas and Durham, North Carolina. When he was five, Richard got into a relationship with a little Asian girl named Asuka. They loved each other very much, but unfortunately, he later saw little Asuka sharing crayons with little Tyrone, and was under the impression that she had left him for another. Heartbroken, he developed an ever-lasting suspicion and sense of racial realism against colored people, women, and colored crayons as a result of this experience. Spencer's artistic inspiration springs from personal tragedy: his parents divorced when he was in third grade and ever since, he was forced to move back and forth between their cotton plantations, both equally hard-driving and back-breaking. He then heard his fellow slaves singing while working on the fields, and was inspired to mimic this style. In high school, Spencer was the lyricist and lead singer for synthpop band The Moonmen, and was a very high-ranking member of the Fashy Fellows hip-hop group; he was also a key contributor to the burgeoning musical genres Fashwave and CYBERNAZI. Spencer was a Ph.D. student at Duke University, studying both modern European intellectual history and live-action roleplaying. It was here that he co-founded the Kappa Alterna Riggit fraternity along with his teacher Paul Gottfried, previously known for his paleoconservative work with Pat Buchanan. Spencer later left Duke to, in his own words, "pursue a life of thoughtcrime."
- Richard Spencer is a white supremacist activist in Montana. He is responsible for the blog Alternative Right.
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