Hey guys here's my thoughts about press coverage of me primarily focusing on "deradicalizing the alt-right." Deradicalizing is part of my work, maybe even the most important thing I've done. I'm grateful for the recognition. But I don't want to be pigeonholed either. Short thread
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That said, I do worry about being primarily known for work that I expect will soon become irrelevant (the alt-who???). My content has already started to move on, and recovering edgelords have long been a minority of my audience.
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So basically, please don't drag journalists for covering the deradicalization story. If there's a profile/interview/podcast with me, it's because I agreed to do it. If I ever decide to fully distance myself from the deradicalization role, I will stop agreeing to these things.
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Anyone that says 'it's just memes' hasn't read
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You read LA Times comments.
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I like when journalists recognize your nuanced opinions on The Left & our exclusivity, so it isn't always pigeonholed in some of those pieces via @NewYorker &@TheEconomist. The@ezraklein interview was great, also, but Ezra's
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