My descent into America’s neo-Nazi movement -- and how I got out | Christian Picciolini

At the age of 14, Christian Picciolini changed from a rustic teenager to a white supremacist - soon he became the leader of the first neonachi skin head gang in the United States. How did he become radical? In this brave speech, Picciolini shares all forms of hatred and amazing, intuitive solutions.

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At the age of 14, Christian Picciolini turned from a rustic teenager to a white supremacist, and soon became the leader of the first neonachi skin head gang in the United States. How is he extreme, how did he finally go out? In this brave conversation, Christians shared amazing anti-intuitive solutions, dislike in various ways. After leaving the white supremacist skinhead movement he helped establish in the 1980s and 1990s, Christian Piccholini is committed to helping people escape violent extremism We co-founded after ordering. His memoir "American White Youth: My Most Violent Hatred Exercise - And How I Leave" (Hachette) is Participating in his Early American White Caucasian Movement and Final In detail in December 2017, Christian lived in Chicago, wrote in detail in detail. The presentation was held at the TEDx event using the TED conference format, but it was held independently by the local community. For details, please visit https://www.ted.com/tedx.

At the age of 14, Christian Picciolini changed from a rustic teenager to a white supremacist - soon he became the leader of the first neonachi skin head gang in the United States. How did he become radical? In this brave speech, Picciolini shares all forms of hatred and a solution contrary to surprising instincts. TED Talk Channel provides the best lecture and performance at the TED conference, world leading leaders and practitioners will tell their lives within 18 minutes. Look for lectures on technology, entertainment, design, such as science, business, global issues, arts.