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NCITE Insights: The Deep Roots of Modern White Supremacy

On this episode of NCITE Insights, Erin sits down with NCITE researcher Pete Simi, Ph.D., professor of sociology at Chapman University, to discuss white supremacy in the U.S.

  • published: 2024/06/03
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A still image from a recorded conversation between Erin Grace and Pete Simi. Erin is on the left, Pete is on the right. A banner with the NCITE logo is between them.

On the latest episode of NCITE Insights, host Erin Grace sits down with NCITE researcher Pete Simi, Ph.D., professor of sociology at Chapman University. The pair discuss the modern face of white supremacy and how to talk about it at a time when public discourse is fractured.

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