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This week’s resources focused upon the topic of homegrown terrorism and the radicalization process associated with it. Concerning this overall issue, can you explain what psychological and behavioral factors might play a role in those U.S. citizens or legal U.S. residents who carry out such extremist violence? Also, how would you summarize the similarities and differences concerning the models covered by King and Taylor and do you feel they coincide with the factors you provided? King, Michael, and Donald M. Taylor. 2011. The Radicalization of Homegrown Jihadists: A Review of Theoretical Models and Social Psychological Evidence. Terrorism & Political Violence 23, no. 4: 602-618. Olsson, Peter A. 2013. Homegrown Terrorists, Rebels in Search of a Cause. Middle East Quarterly 20, no. 3: 3-10. APA FORMAT 2 sources 1.5 pg ...

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Charlottesville Student name professor Date Made abstruse in political perception, the genuineness and viciousness of the Charlottesville’s rally bares truth to America’s sustained problem of racial tension. On August 12, 2017, the white nationalists and alt-right groups, in protest of the city’s decision to remove the statue of a General of Confederate army in civil war, descended in masses in the college town of Charlottesville in Virginia. As evident by the accounts of the event, the oxidized statue of General Robert E. Lee’s removal, although the basis for protest, was hardly the source of grievances of the protestors. The rally termed “Unite the Right” was Jason Kessler’s brainchild. Around 600,000 strong rally had attendees from 35 states and some making the trip from as far as Alaska. It was a prelude to deadly violence erupting from clashes between the protesters and counter protestors. The white nationalists, neo-nazi, Kux Klux Klan (KKK) and alt-right groups constituted majority of population protesting the removal of the statue, while people counter protesting championed “Black Lives Matter” movement and other socio-progressive slogans. The night before, edginess of racial and social tension in anticipation of white supremacist’s rally in Charlottesville was further strained when the protestors executed an undisclosed, but rumored, torch parade in the campus of University of Virginia. Enormous number of people carrying lit torches wasn’t the only reminisce of ultra-right nationalist propaganda methods from fascist rules; according to eye witnesses, protesters also evoked slogans such as “You will not replace us” and “Our blood, our soil”, popular then in the Nazi Germany. On the day of the rally, as protestors and counter protestors confronted each other, the vitriol and hate between the groups were magnified. Eyewitness states, “He spouted racist theories about the testosterone levels of black women and the difference in brain sizes between the races. I was unnerved; he truly believed what he was saying.” (New York Times, 2017) The violence in the rally caused the death of a 32-year-old woman and injured about 35 more. The woman was runover and killed by a protestor, James Alex Fields Jr., when he drove his vehicle into hordes of counter protestors. The perpetrator has been charged with second-degree murder. The deadly violence prompted the Governor to declare state of emergency and use national guard as police to clear the city. While this event has been interpreted in different versions to fit the required narrative in politics, there is no denying that it was the tangible reminder that racial tensions still run deep in United States, and, when at breaking point, it culminates into violence. Regardless of the underlying fundamental causes or just of the cause, it is evident that the events of Charlottesville because the white supremacist wanted to organize a protest taking down of the statue. The protestors coming .

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