Fehéregységet

Fehéregységet is a Hungarian term that translates to "white unity" or "white oneness." It is a concept primarily associated with the far-right political spectrum in Hungary. The idea of fehéregységet generally refers to a perceived need for ethnic Hungarians to unite and preserve their racial and cultural purity.

Proponents of fehéregységet often express concerns about demographic changes and immigration, viewing them as threats to Hungarian national identity. They advocate for policies that would limit non-Hungarian influence and promote a homogeneous society. This can manifest in various ways, including opposition to multiculturalism, calls for stricter border controls, and emphasis on traditional Hungarian values and heritage.

The concept is not a formally organized political movement but rather a sentiment expressed by various individuals and groups within the Hungarian far-right. It is often intertwined with nationalist and sometimes xenophobic ideologies. Critics argue that fehéregységet promotes exclusionary and discriminatory views, and can lead to social division and intolerance. The term itself carries strong connotations and is often used in contexts that are viewed as problematic by mainstream society.