Analysis published on far-right targeting of non-political community institutions
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The Conversation published analysis explaining that far-right groups target non-political associations, sports clubs and community groups precisely because they are trusted and embedded in local life. The RNLI incident exemplifies a pattern where far-right movements attempt to capture or intimidate institutions communities depend on to reshape social norms.
“If far-right groups can capture or intimidate the institutions that communities rely on, they may be able to reshape the boundaries of what is considered normal.”
The Conversation analysisPatriot Platform Far-right protest groupDaniel Thomas Patriot Platform leaderRoyal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) Volunteer rescue charity
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"far-right groups target non-political associations, sports clubs and community groups precisely because they are trusted and embedded in local life. If far-right groups can capture or intimidate the institutions that communities rely on, they may be able to reshape the boundaries of what is considered normal" # FarRight # PatriotPlatform # RNLI #…
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