Hate in the Homeland

In "Hate in the Homeland," narrated by Kelly Burke, Cynthia Miller-Idriss explores the surprising venues where violent hate groups are recruiting young people, from college campuses to online platforms. The audiobook examines the nuanced process of radicalization, revealing how far-right extremism is increasingly integrated into everyday life. By focusing on the physical and virtual spaces that nurture hate, Miller-Idriss provides insights into the strategies employed by these movements and highlights potential approaches to combat radicalization. This essential listen sheds light on the alarming rise of far-right ideologies and their impact on communities.