Alon Milwicki

Dr. Alon Milwicki is a historian and lead antisemitism analyst and researcher whose career spans intelligence, academia, entertainment, and the nonprofit sector. He holds a PhD in History from American University, where his dissertation examined the origin and spread of twentieth-century American white supremacy, neo-Nazism, and Holocaust denial, and his peer-reviewed work has appeared in the Journal of Hate Studies. An article of his is forthcoming in the inaugural issue of DISCOURSE: Research on Ideology, Hate, and Tolerance, published by the Antisemitism Research Initiative at George Washington University, and he is completing a book on Wesley Swift and the institutionalization of Christian Identity theology. He taught U.S. and Holocaust history for nearly a decade at Collin College, El Centro College, and Texas A&M University–Commerce — developing original courses on Holocaust history and on race and racism in America, mentoring students, and bringing Holocaust survivors into classrooms — and was named El Centro's Adjunct Faculty of the Year. He has written extensively on Holocaust education, historical revisionism, and antisemitism in American schools, and serves on the board of the Gulf Coast Center for Holocaust and Human Rights Education.