Mothers of Massive Resistance White Women and the Politics of White Supremacy

The work was highlighted as a study of how history teaching has become a battleground over white supremacy.

A book by Elizabeth Gillespie McRae that describes the grassroots movement as "white supremacist maternalism", which the author describes as a hatred and fear of anything that isn't white suburban moms.

It described the grassroots movement Schlafly helped establish as 'white supremacist maternalism', characterized by the anxieties and prejudices of white, suburban mothers.

This book describes the grassroots movement Schlafly built as 'white supremacist maternalism', a term that captures the ideology and the core demographic of her support.

It was mentioned that Sarah Rau and Regina Jackson co-wrote this book, which was about racism, and they were later fired from their talent agency for their social media posts.