What are some examples of the consequences that you referred to?

Yeah, so the consequences that people find intolerable are really variable.

Some people are being rejected by family members.

Some people have either lost a job or are concerned about losing employment as a result of their involvement.

For some people, the fear of being doxxed or of having their personal information shared with the public, and their role or involvement in a movement is enough.

That fear of that consequence is enough.

For others, however, it's important to note that who have been doxxed, this becomes a license to then engage in even more problematic behavior.

supremacist.So Sarah, on a more day-to-day level, when we hear someone, you know, it's a friend, a family member, a neighbor, say something that is, is-- seems to be reinforcing white supremacist values, what are some ways to engage with those statements that you think could maybe r-result in a positive impact instead of, you know, building up more walls between people?