UK government's 'own goal': anti-extremism game character becomes protest symbol Amelia, a purple-haired villain from the Home Office’s anti-extremism game 'Pathways,' has been embraced by critics of Labour’s immigration policy and appeared at women’s protests near Parliament *** What began as a government-backed effort to steer young Britons away from right-wing extremism has turned into an unexpected protest symbol against the government itself. Last week, women wearing purple wigs gathered in

Historian, author & Extremism expert Betsy Gaines Quammen, PhD on the militia movement and its silence during what’s happening with ICE. Please note that this conversation was from Thursday, January 22 - before the killing of another person by ICE this weekend. Tune into the whole conversation to understand more about the origins of extremism and what we do now. We discussed systemic racism, the lawless actions masked of ICE agents, how we got here, and what we do now. Link to the conversation a