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Ethnic Cleansing

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Ethnic Cleansing is a 2002 first-person shooter created by the National Alliance, featuring players controlling white supremacist characters who engage in violence against stereotyped minority groups. Released on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the game’s design intentionally promoted white supremacist ideology and faced widespread condemnation from anti-hate organizations. It was part of a series intended to disseminate extremist ideas through gaming media.

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Who created Ethnic Cleansing?

Ethnic Cleansing was created by the National Alliance, a white supremacist organization. It was distributed as propaganda rather than as a conventional commercial shooter from a mainstream game studio.

What kind of game is Ethnic Cleansing?

It is a first-person shooter in which players control white supremacist characters and attack stereotyped minority groups. Its content is explicitly racist and is widely discussed as extremist propaganda.

When was Ethnic Cleansing released?

The game was released in 2002, reportedly on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. That release timing was part of its deliberate political and extremist messaging.

Why is Ethnic Cleansing controversial?

Its premise turns racist ideology and violence against real-world groups into the central gameplay mechanic. The controversy is therefore about extremist propaganda and hate content, not merely ordinary fictional combat.

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