Well, that's not entirely correct. For the most part, we believe that each race has their own cultural identity that needs to be protected, and each race deserves to have a country to call their own. For myself, (i cant speak for everyone in the alt-right) I don't hate any race or ethnicity, I just want to see everyone thrive in their own separate community. We also support decreasing the power the Jewish population has over the media and the government (though I think the actual extent of this power is extremely exaggerated by many of the people in the movement). "White nationalism" is a term that is thrown around a lot, though it isn't necessarily universally supported. Obviously I'm likely on the more moderate side of the alternative right as there are definitely some radicals in the group, it comes with the territory.

Coming out and admitting to being a part of the alt-right almost immediately causes a negative reaction in a lot of people, which I am willing to accept. My only hope is there are still people out there willing to have a calm and rational discussion if need be.