Talia Lavin Explains How White Supremacist Groups Might React To A Contested Election

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Opinion | White Supremacist Groups Are A Threat To African Americans - The Washington Post Author talia lavin spent a year embedded in online far right groups for her new book, "culture warlords". now, she fears the threat of post election violence. Lavin talks to sam about what it was like to infiltrate those online spaces, what she learned, and how white supremacy cannot exist without anti semitism.

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Opinion | It’s Time To Get Serious About Sanctioning Global White Supremacist Groups - The ... Writer talia lavin spent about a year catfishing white supremacists online. the result: personal trauma, predictions of a “bloody” election season, and the realization that many. While researching her book on white supremacists, jewish journalist talia lavin adopted false personas to infiltrate fascist, racist and misogynistic groups. We discussed going undercover, social media platforms, bringing white supremacists into “the light” and collecting swords, among many other things. this conversation has been lightly condensed. Her book is a well researched overview of the ecosystem of online hate. lavin walks readers through the histories of racial segregation, anti semitism and white supremacy in the us.

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Opinion | White Supremacists Are A Problem For America, And The World - The New York Times We discussed going undercover, social media platforms, bringing white supremacists into “the light” and collecting swords, among many other things. this conversation has been lightly condensed. Her book is a well researched overview of the ecosystem of online hate. lavin walks readers through the histories of racial segregation, anti semitism and white supremacy in the us. Talia lavin, author of "culture warlords: my journey into the dark web of white supremacy," joins david to discuss her infiltration of white supremacy in researching her book. Lavin’s anger is palpable throughout the book, but her determination reaches further and provides a brave, cogent insight into white supremacist groups and the people in our lives who populate them. After being hounded from her job by a torrent of online hate and abuse, journalist talia lavin fought back by going undercover in white supremacist chatrooms and websites. Now, in her new book culture warlords: my journey into the dark web of white supremacy, journalist talia lavin shares her firsthand journey to infiltrate and expose these groups. sure, forces like this have always existed in america. but for many years, they were in the shadows.

Talia Lavin explains how white supremacist groups might react to a contested election