3. All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days by Rebecca Donner. A biography of an American spy against Hitler Germany. It documents how the Weirmar republic went from a place overflowing with speech to silent. It’s about how fascist governments rise and slowly stripping rights one by one.

2. We Are Proud Boys by Andy Campbell. This is a biography of the Proud Boys, a white supremacist group instrumental in the J6 coup attempt. This is valuable not just because it shows how modern white supremacist groups form and operate, but how the silliness is a distraction for the media.

1. Culture Warlords by Talia Lavin is a deep dive into how the alt right pipeline operates. If you’ve been wondering how so many young boys have been tricked by the dumbest people alive or if you feel like there’s some hidden society you’ve been missing this will give a lot of insight

Three books I’m thinking about now that the fascist are going mask off (or was the mask ever on? Maybe this is me taking my last blinders off). #booksky

Mourning the loss of TikTok by planning a cozy day inside reading Case Closed

Four albums that serve as an introduction to your taste