Ryan Broderick

It's private now, but these are older posts.

And it was very active mid-2010s.

They identified as a Church of Latter-day Saints, a trad wife.

They identified as alt-right.

Mm-hmm.

They are also posting like a bunch of like Nordic, like traditional, you know, clothing and stuff.

And yeah, it was, it was, I'm not even totally clear.

This is a real person, you know, like this was back in those days where you're just making up kind of like white women to say racist shit before you could just find white women to say white racist shit.

The 4chan guys used to have to make them.

So it isn't very common still in 2016.

But then in 2017, there is something called the White Baby Challenge.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Do you remember this?

Yeah, yeah.

Well, I remember reading about it.

So, yeah, a wife with a purpose basically starts the White Baby Challenge where, like, you're going to have white children.

And it was this weird kind of mix of far-right Nordic fetishism and Mormonism and a, like—

clearly going against like whatever was happening on black twitter at the time and then in august 2017 this woman uh is invited to speak at the unite the right rally in charlottesville and uh allegedly declines writing certainly a women's perspective is important and i plan to speak on the importance of families but this event was quickly becoming something more something bigger something for the leaders of the movement not for a mom of six children which definitely you know sounds like this is a real person yeah

And this is all real.

Maybe.