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    Pandemic Blues Or Signs Of Extremism? New Guide Teaches Parents To Stay Alert

    Researchers warn that the pandemic's mix of fear and isolation can fuel extremism among young Americans. A new guide helps parents watch for signs of radicalization.
    by Hannah Allam Jun 30, 2020 1 minute
    Members of Parents For Peace gathered in Washington last year for its annual summit to bring awareness to extremism. The group is made up of former extremists and their families.

    The pandemic is causing what extremism researchers worry is a perfect storm for radicalization: Millions of young Americans stuck at home on their devices as fear and blame swirl around them.

    An online guide released Tuesday, in partnership with the Southern Poverty Law Center.

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