The Subtle Art of Messaging: How Far-Right Women Use Social Media to Shape Public Opinion Eviane Leidig - Columbia University Press Blog

“Using your baby to virtue signal alliance with a violent political movement is a new low for white women.” This is how a far-right woman influencer describes a photo of a woman holding her baby in a carrier at a Black Lives Matter protest in an Instagram Story. Ironically, this same influencer’s Instagram profile contains

‘De vrouwen van radicaal-rechts verspreiden misogynie en migrantenhaat subtieler dan mannen, tussen opvoedtips en make-uptutorials’

De Amerikaanse wetenschapper Eviane Leidig onderzoekt bekende radicaal-rechtse vrouwen, onder wie de Nederlandse Eva Vlaardingerbroek. Leidig laat zien hoe zij witte suprematie, misogynie en migrantenhaat in hoog tempo normaliseren via Instagram en TikTok. ‘Eva kwam pijlsnel op.’

Eviane Leidig | The women of the far right: social media influencers and online radicalisation | ASEN

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Dr. Eviane Leidig on The Women of the Far Right

What is the role of women in the far-right? In this video, Eviane Leidig explains how far-right female micro-celebrities help to "normalize and legitimize" the ideological beliefs of the far-right.

Book launch: The Women of the Far Right - University of Oslo Library

On mainstream social media platforms, far-right women make extremism relatable. Eviane Leidig offers an in-depth look into the world of far-right women influencers, exploring the digital lives they cultivate as they seek new recruits for white nationalism. 

The Women of the Far Right: Social Media Influencers and Online Radicalization - C-REX - Center for Research on Extremism

In her recent book, The Women of the Far Right, Eviane Leidig looks at how far-right women on social media mainstream far-right ideas and radicalise a large audience. This interview explores some of the key themes in her book.