Old Tactics Are Being Used To Find New Extremists

Odette Youssef, an NPR correspondent focused on extremism prevention, discusses the Biden administration's recent strategies against domestic extremism. She highlights the establishment of the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships and critiques its reliance on outdated tactics. The conversation reveals the complexities in defining extremism and the active role communities can play in prevention. Moreover, it addresses the trust issues between government agencies and marginalized communities, emphasizing the need for a cooperative approach to combating domestic violence.