
Exposing Hate: Prejudice, Hatred, and Violence in Action
Michael Miller
Exposing Hate examines hate groups, hate speech, hate crimes, and the ways extremist movements operate. It considers their history, the growth in their numbers since the turn of the century, and their movement toward online activity rather than organized local work. The book asks why people choose hate and how it can be recognized and confronted. It relates the rise to anger over immigration and changing demographic projections in the United States.
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