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The salute was used as a symbol in the Neoclassical art movement to display Roman virtues such as honor, patriotism and civic duty.

The straight-arm gesture was first popularized by the Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini. There’s no evidence of a ‘Roman salute’ in antiquity.

The Roman salute involves extending a straight arm forward with fingers together and palm facing down. It was allegedly used in ancient Rome, although no Roman text describes it.

Elon Musk was so happy about Donald Trump's inauguration he gave two stiff-armed salutes that looked like what the bad guys in World War II movies do.

The Roman salute was adopted soon after by the Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, who came to power in 1922. Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Party adopted it in 1926, calling it the German salute.

The new "Asterix" show on Netflix revives the comics' use of a "Roman" salute that actually has nothing to do with antiquity.

TikTok user @katrinany challenged those defending Elon Musk's salute on inauguration day to do it themselves in a viral video.

Elon Musk and the Roman salute: What it is and why it doesn't matter what you call it Some are bending over backwards to defend the X CEO's gesture, but it's intrinsically tied to fascism.