
Extremism in America | The Order
Clip: Season 6 Episode 7 | 1m 2s
The rise of white supremacy and the beginnings of domestic terrorism.
Acts of terror have dotted U.S. history but it wasn't until the 1980s that white supremacy became a growing threat. Formed by Robert Mathews, The Order and its actions - including the murder of Jewish radio talk show host Alan Berg - was an alert to the federal government that domestic terrorism should be recognized and prioritized.
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Extremism in America | The Order
Clip: Season 6 Episode 7 | 1m 2s
Acts of terror have dotted U.S. history but it wasn't until the 1980s that white supremacy became a growing threat. Formed by Robert Mathews, The Order and its actions - including the murder of Jewish radio talk show host Alan Berg - was an alert to the federal government that domestic terrorism should be recognized and prioritized.
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