21st-century fascism does not always appear with uniforms or obvious symbols; it feeds on technologies to concentrate power, manipulate masses, and weaken democratic institutions. Fighting it requires ethical tech regulation, transparency, and active defense of digital rights.

Micro-fascisms remind us that authoritarianism is not distant or of the past: it lives in gestures, words, and structures we perpetuate. Identifying and dismantling them is a revolutionary act that builds freer and less violent societies.

Anti-racism and anti-fascism aim to build more just and equal societies, free from oppression and discrimination. Their alliance is essential to face current challenges and to promote a future based on human dignity, collective solidarity, and unwavering respect for everyone’s rights.