Terrorism and Political Extremism in America

This chapter examines the sociopolitical landscape of the United States since Nixon's election, focusing on the evolution of radical movements into domestic terrorism. It explores the implications of political violence, contrasting high-profile events with everyday acts of fear, and discusses the media's role in framing perceptions of terrorism. Additionally, the conversation reflects on historical perspectives and contemporary challenges to democracy, emphasizing the importance of maintaining social order amidst rising extremism.