Would You Doxx a Nazi?
The dangers of revealing the names and identities of white supremacists
by Alexis C. Madrigal
Aug 22, 2017
3 minutes
After Charlottesville, white supremacists’ physical and digital presences—and the tactics used to combat them—are under renewed scrutiny.
There have been attempts, most prominently by Logan Smith, who runs the Twitter account , to tack real names and identities onto the pictures of people who showed up to rally for white supremacy in the city. Some people have called this “doxxing,” referring to the practice of figuring out the identity of an anonymous or pseudonymous person online and
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