Tragedies in places like El Paso, Charleston, Charlottesville, Oak Creek, Pittsburgh, Louisville, and many others, have led many to the same conclusion: that in many cases, gun violence and white supremacy are tied together. To begin to untie that knot, hosts Kelly and JJ are joined by two individuals who know supremacy groups inside and out: Seth Daire and Corinna Olsen. Seth was once a member of the Christian Identity movement, and now is a researcher on extremism and the far right. Corinna was a leader in the National Socialist Movement who left, publicly disavowed the movement, and converted to Islam. Together, we discuss why people join hate groups, why they leave, and the roles guns play in all of these groups.
Mentioned in this podcast:
- Sisters in Hate (Darby)
- Leaving White Nationalism (Southern Poverty Law Center)
- The Flexibility of Grand Anti-Semitic Conspiracy Theories (Extremism Research)
- The American right wing is enabling a dual crisis: gun violence and white supremacy (the Guardian)
- Brady Denounces Armed Vigilantes and Extremists (Brady)
Read More
-
102: What the Biden-Harris Administration Means for Gun Violence Prevention
November 23, 2020 -
85: The Tale of Two Americas--Eyes on Kenosha
September 30, 2020 -
68: The Hidden History of the Jackson State Shooting
May 18, 2020 -
63: The Risk of Xenophobia, Guns, and Coronavirus
April 24, 2020 -
47: Who Is the City Livable For?
March 9, 2020
Share:
Share 97: White Supremacy, "the Great Replacement," and Gun Violence on Facebook. Share 97: White Supremacy, "the Great Replacement," and Gun Violence on Bluesky. Share 97: White Supremacy, "the Great Replacement," and Gun Violence on Linkedin.