Fmr. White Nationalist Says Ideology Will Endure “Underground” Post-Trump | Amanpour and Company

Derek Black was raised in a family dedicated to white supremacy. His father was founder of a notorious white nationalist website, and his godfather was the infamous David Duke. Black spread his own racist beliefs, and coined the term "white genocide," as host of a popular radio program. But once in college, Black was confronted by his friends about his bigoted beliefs. They gradually worked a transformation, and Black eventually renounced his views. He discusses all this with Michel Martin.

Originally aired on December 16, 2020.

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