Right-wing extremism refers to a political ideology that promotes extreme nationalist, racist, or anti-government beliefs. Individuals or groups associated with this ideology often advocate for the superiority of a particular race or culture and may oppose immigration, multiculturalism, and social equality. This form of extremism can manifest in various ways, including hate speech, violence, and organized movements. Common characteristics of right-wing extremism include a strong emphasis on traditional values, a distrust of government institutions, and a belief in conspiracy theories. Groups such as neo-Nazis and white supremacists are often associated with this ideology, and they may engage in activities that threaten social cohesion and public safety.