Seyward Darby
Autore di Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism
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Seyward Darby is the editor in chief of the Atavist Magazine. She previously served as the deputy editor of Foreign Policy and the online editor and assistant managing editor of the New Republic. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, The Attantic, the Washington Post, and The Guardian, mostra altro among other publications. mostra meno
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Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines… di Seyward Darby
absolutely CRUCIAL in understanding women's role in white nationalist spaces and the different avenues in which the recruitment process takes place, especially in our current social media climate!!!beyond the obvious alt-right paths via youtube and message boards, there's really important moments in here that showcase how certain circles (tradwives, paganism, new age wellness) can be exposure to white nationalist talking points and pull women in with promise of empowerment & community- and these circles/subcultures are all having their moment on tiktok and instagram right now. power truly lies in understanding that you're not always going to encounter hate groups that are violent and easy to spot; you're just as likely to find them in women like the ones featured here who are polite and 'normal' and 'just asking questions'… (altro)
½I've read several books about hate groups and extremism and this one is particularly unique being that it focuses on women of the movement since the coverage seems to be dominated by men in cammo with assault rifles across their shoulder. It was very insightful and thorough and you can tell the author has passion and pride in her work.
I've read several books about hate groups and extremism and this one is particularly unique being that it focuses on women of the movement since the coverage seems to be dominated by men in cammo with assault rifles across their shoulder. It was very insightful and thorough and you can tell the author has passion and pride in her work.
This was a hard read because the ideas WN women hold are so hateful, and the language is very uncensored in this book, but I think it's necessary to be familiar with. It's an interesting look into the psyche of women who hold WN ideals closely. (As a side-note, I was also unfamiliar with the site St0rmfr0nt and now the superhero's persona on The Boys makes SO MUCH sense and is much more on-the-nose than I realized. The more you know.)
Anyway, fuck fascists and white supremists.
Anyway, fuck fascists and white supremists.
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