2022
TV-14

Summary Analyzes the driving forces behind the January 6th attack on the Capitol, uncovering surprising links between January 6, historical events and today's most dangerous radical frontiers in America. View more details

2022
TV-14

Indivisible: Healing Hate

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Stars : Mandy Patinkin

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Genres : Crime History Documentary

Release date : Jan 5, 2022

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Production companies : See It Now Studios XG Productions

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Genres : Crime History Documentary

Release date : Jan 5, 2022

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Production companies : See It Now Studios XG Productions

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Episode 1 • Jan 05, 2022

Rage Revealed

What motivated extremists to commit shocking acts of anger and violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021? To begin answering this complicated question, we explore the stories of 2 Americans whose lives were touched by radical ideologies: a former violent skinhead who was radicalized at the infamous white supremacist compound Aryan Nations, and a real estate agent who decided to go on the offensive after her family was 'doxed' by followers of a prominent neo-Nazi website.

Episode 2 • Jan 12, 2022

Live Free or Die

A peaceful apocalyptic religious community converts to a paramilitary force of white supremacists preparing for racial warfare. Fatal standoffs with the FBI create a legend of martyrs: Randy Weaver's wife and child at Ruby Ridge; and 20 children at Waco in a fire that ends in a showdown with David Koresh. Timothy McVeigh wanted revenge - and got it by blowing up a federal building in Oklahoma City. This anti-government rage is at work on January 6th as far right extremists storm the Capitol.

Episode 3 • Jan 19, 2022

Rogue Warrior

Young army veteran Timothy McVeigh becomes so disillusioned with the U.S. government he once swore to defend that he commits the deadliest act of domestic terrorism to date by blowing up the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City, killing 168 people and becoming a hero to future extremists. The father of a woman killed in the attack seeks understanding and offers forgiveness 27 years later.

Episode 4 • Jan 26, 2022

Dying for a Cause

Infamous extremist Robert Matthews of the white supremacist group, The Order, considered by experts as the most dangerous domestic terror group in U.S. history, is killed in a deadly shootout on Whidbey Island, turning him into a hero and a martyr. His followers return to the island each year to honor his death. The extreme right continues to use individuals like Matthews, Timothy McVeigh and Ashli Babbitt as propaganda for their dangerous cause.

Episode 5 • Feb 02, 2022

Open Hatred

Political and racial tensions reach a boiling point in 2017 with the deadly Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville, a shocking public display of extremist violence that became normalized under President Trump after 8 years of growing resentment during the Obama administration. The rally's impact is explored from the perspective of a white nationalist, an anti-fascist, and victim Heather Heyer's mother. Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio turns himself into authorities for his crimes prior to January 6.

Episode 6 • Feb 09, 2022

Healing Hate

We explore equipping the mainstream with tools to resist the propaganda from the fringes. Training social workers, teachers and therapists, learning about extremism, terrorism, prevention and radicalization. Former extremists say stay out of the echo chambers of a single point of view and the flood of disinformation. Conversations can heal the fissures that have arisen, don't disparage the far left or far right, understand there's real suffering and pain that's driving individuals.

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