My descent into America's neo-Nazi movement & how I got out | Christian Picciolini | TEDxMileHigh
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A former extremist describes how belonging and compassion pulled him out, a lesson on how people change.
Christian Picciolini tells how he became a white supremacist at 14 and led America's first neo-Nazi skinhead gang, then how he left. He shares a counterintuitive approach to countering hate and co-founded Life After Hate.
Topics: Ethics & character
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