The Front Lines of Hate: A Conversation with Kathleen Belew and and Seyward Darby

[@deepthang]

Good job. There needs to be conversations like this.

[@FrostRare]

Kathleen Belew is the true stewardess of this knowledge

[@donavonwayne1102]

Boom decades we've ignored this. 💯

[@weston.weston]

This is an impressively honest and productive conversation.

[@donavonwayne1102]

Ahhh " they have whole social network " this is exactly what we do not have.

[@donavonwayne1102]

One solution would be to use same strategy of cell groups who are working together. That is how we are weak. We just talk alot but there is little action, cohesion and strength on our side

[@nacholibreri]

Well said on the subject of “Traditional Feminity ”. When women defer or allow themselves and their daughters to be subjected by the men in their families and society, they take for granted their privilege in being able to make a choice. They take for granted the ability to make a choice rather than being forced into a social construct of which they are unaware and unable to verbalize.

[@donavonwayne1102]

It was a fringe movement, but that is now changed.

[@donavonwayne1102]

Your sheriff might be one of them

[@donavonwayne1102]

The civil war was about regional power structures..east. South and west. Keep in mind prisons are not really punishment for fascikkk this is their territory

[@nacholibreri]

“Strategic “= Richard Spencer

[@FrostRare]

YES

[@PL-ju2uj]

The Vietnam war was a contemporary conflict is she saying pior to this conflict there was an absence of class , racial and political disharmony . A lot of incoherent rambling , but she is nice to look , at hopefully that not construed sexist or racist

[@323guiltyspark]

No, she's saying that the Vietnam War was unique in that there was a narrative of government betrayal. There has always been white supremacy and class conflict, but now these racist groups had abandoned the strategy of allying with and infiltrating the echelons of power for a violent overthrow of the government.

[@donavonwayne1102]

Like they wouldn't just leave their children to be drugged up. Like the fascikkk are doing to our children

[@darynadixon8759]

Learning that white supremacy has just been ignored over decades and allowed to grow over time confirms what people of color have been trying to prove all these decades. I'm glad we are to a point where historians and journalist are studying in-depth and sharing the facts. The biggest fact is knowing that many people with degrees who have taken classes of this history and have taken classes of inclusion are choosing to participate in white power movements instead of working towards inclusion of people worldwide. Also knowing that some powerful people in important positions such as police departments and government positions are participants. But I do agree that in order to help people out of these organizations we have to see them as humans even if the actions they have participated in are inhumane. Some people were born into this lifestyle and had no say on what they learned and were exposed to. Many people willfully joined for their own reasons. Acknowledging that it's wrong but providing compassion and resources to help people get out and reform the United States is important. 🤎🤍✝️🙏🌍💙♥️💜💚💯