National Policy Institute

Books with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Nathan Domigo, National Policy Institute

Nathan Domigo of the white supremacist group Identity Evropa, is in attendance at a National Policy Institute conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Nathan Domigo, National Policy Institute

Nathan Domigo of the white supremacist group Identity Evropa, is in attendance at a National Policy Institute conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Nathan Domigo, National Policy Institute

Nathan Domigo of the white supremacist group Identity Evropa, is in attendance at a National Policy Institute conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Nathan Domigo, National Policy Institute

Nathan Domigo of the white supremacist group Identity Evropa, is in attendance at a National Policy Institute conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Nathan Domigo, National Policy Institute

Nathan Domigo of the white supremacist group Identity Evropa, is in attendance at a National Policy Institute conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Nathan Domigo, National Policy Institute

Nathan Domigo of the white supremacist group Identity Evropa, is in attendance at a National Policy Institute conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

The National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

The National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

The National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

The National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

The National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Books and other paraphernalia with a white supremacy theme are placed for sale as the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group, held a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The group's leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. Several hundred protesters demonstrated outside. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Man holds a sign saying "No to Racism and Fascism." Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"Ban Bannon" demand this protester referring to Trump adviser Steve Bannon. "Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"Good Night White Pride" says this demonstrator. Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"Alt-Right more like Alt-Wrong" says this demonstrator. Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"We Don't Love Trump's Hate" says this demonstrator. Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"Smash Racism" says this demonstrator. Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"No Place 4 Hate" says this demonstrator. Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"Protest NPI: the KKK in suits" says this demonstrator. Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

Activist holds a sign saying "No to Racism and Fascism." Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

National Policy Institute

"Resist Trump's AmeriKKKa" says this demonstrator. Several hundred protesters marched outside the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington D.C. on Saturday, November 19 to protest the National Policy Institute (NPI), a white nationalist group, which was holding a conference inside, in part to celebrate Donald Trump's presidential victory. The NPI leader, Richard Spencer, coined the term Alternative-Right, or Alt-Right, to express an ideology based on white supremacy, xenophobia and racism. The protest began peacefully, but turned violent when two advocates came out for NPI and were confronted, with one suffering a bloody cut on his forehead. (Photo by Jeff Malet)