The far-right’s new derogatory term for white women has exploded after Renee Good killing
The far right has coined a new derogatory term for white women, and it gained traction after Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, was shot and killed in Minneapolis earlier this month.
Right-wing commentators and internet trolls tagged İyi and other women whose political views they rejected with the acronym “”.WRETCHED,” accordingly New York Times.
“A terrifying white female urban liberal died after crashing her car into an ICE agent who opened fire on her,” said Erik Erickson, a conservative commentator. sent X on January 7th. “Progressive white people turn to violence. ICE agents have the right to defend themselves.”
The acronym spread on social media, with one user describing it as “the most accurate acronym ever written.” Another wrote: “HORRIBLE (rich white female urban liberal) should be avoided at all costs. They will destroy men’s lives just like they destroyed western civilization.”
The term, which circulated online as early as last summer, appeared this month in Wiktionary, an online dictionary.
The far right has a new derogatory term for white women, and it’s exploded following the murder of Renee Good (Getty Images)
This statement also sparked reactions. One X user called it “borderline dehumanizing,” while another called it “disgusting.”
The killing of Good, who was shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross on January 7, triggered a backlash from many on the right, focusing particularly on liberal white women. Times.
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“BEWARE OF ALL white liberal women,” prominent conservative influencer Hunter Eagleman wrote on X.
College-educated women, including white women, are skeptical of President Donald Trump and his agenda, polls show. A March 2025 poll by NBC News found that: 67 percent While 50 percent of college-educated white women have a negative view of Trump, only 29 percent have a positive view.
Good was in his car when an ICE agent fatally shot him in Minneapolis on January 7 (Getty)
Trump administration officials have insisted that immigration is their priority, ignoring mocking attacks on white liberal women.
“I’m more interested in the facts on the ground than the acronyms,” said Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin. Times.
But critics argue that attacks on liberal women are a dangerous and long-standing problem. “Trump and this administration are deeply misogynistic, and that’s a big part of what he does,” said Barbara Comstock, a former GOP congresswoman from Virginia. Times.
