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www.splcenter.org | ||
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www.newyorker.com
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| | | | | The rise of the white-nationalist streamer should worry us even more than it already does, Jay Caspian Kang writes. | |
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www.huffpost.com
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| | | | | Hanania is championed by tech moguls and a U.S. senator, but HuffPost found he used a pen name to become an important figure in the alt-right. | |
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www.flayrah.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The discussion revolves around the inclusion of hate groups, such as Nazis and white supremacists, at furry conventions. Concerns are raised about the safety of attendees, the potential for violence, and the need for clear policies to address hate speech and harmful behavior. There is a debate on how to balance free expression with the prevention of harm, including the role of conventions in setting boundaries and the impact of 'punch-first' rhetoric. The conversation also touches on real-life incidents involving security costs and threats at conventions, highlighting the complexity of managing such spaces responsibly. | |
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ecologise.in
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| | | This September, Greta Thunberg went on strike and sat on the steps of Sweden's parliament building in Stockholm. Her demand? That the government take radical action on climate change. Since then, this autistic 15-year-old has become the face of climate resistance in Europe. Her motto? "We can't save the world by playing by the rules."... | ||
