Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism Audiobook

Quotes

• “By telling the riveting story of the lives of three women advancing their agendas of bigotry, Darby exposes the ways in which white nationalism hinges on the contributions of women.”

  — Ibram X. Kendi, National Book Award-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author

• “In delving into the stories of each woman, one of whom has defected from the movement, Darby offers an unnerving portrait of extremism.”

  — Time

• “Superbly written…undermines many common assumptions about the far right.”

  — New York Times

• “A fascinating yet highly disturbing deep dive into the toxic world of female white supremacists.”

  — Rolling Stone

• “A closely observed portrait…avoids reductive theories to show the movement in its disturbing diversity.”

  — New York Times Book Review

• “Engaging, horrifying, and informative—Darby offers an important, fresh angle on the problems tearing our country apart.”

  — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

• “Susan Bennett takes on the narration of this highly researched exposé…Bennett keeps her voice calm and strong, even as she discusses horrific hate speech. Her delivery is careful and thoughtful, and she applies accents as needed. Much of the material is disturbing to hear, but the information is important, and Bennett expertly delivers it.”

  — AudioFile

• No, I don't want to hang out in the minds of white nationalists, either, but Darby does that on the reader's behalf, promising a book that probes the architecture of "the war embedded in the landscape" of the US. American identity, and the oft-overlooked role of women therein.

  — Lauren Markham, Lit Hub

• Seyward Darby's eye-opening and unforgettable book sheds light on the often-hidden movers of America's growing white nationalist movement: women. By telling the riveting story of the lives of three women advancing their agendas of bigotry, Darby exposes the ways in which white nationalism hinges on the contributions of women.

  — Ibram X. Kendi, National BookAward-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author of Howto Be an Anti-Racist and Stamped from the Beginning

• A brave, detailed and insightful portrait of three women who came to advocate the alt-Right's bigotry, but a portrait that is not simplistic. Especially valuable is its examination of the women's complex and contradictory ideas about gender and the appropriate place for women.

  — Linda Gordon, author of The Second Coming of the KKK

• A gripping, terrifying look at the white women who are pumping racist hate into the heart of their communities.  Darby’s clear-eyed and nuanced insights are essential for ending the racial hate movement in America.

  — Kathleen M. Blee, author of Women of the Klan

• Trump 2016. Charlottesville 2017. How to understand the unavoidable fact of masses of white women at the core of white nationalism, a movement marked by misogyny? With enormous care, Seyward Darby discovers the hungers within white women's attraction to hateful conspiracy theories of anti-Semitism and racism. Hers is a riveting account that I could not put down.

  — Nell Irvin Painter,author of the bestseller The History of White People

• Seyward Darby's Sisters In Hate is a masterfully reported and incisive look at the virulence of American extremism, as seen through the eyes of three white women who trafficked in monstrous prejudice. Now, more than ever, it's important to comprehend, and not look away, from the unspeakable damage caused by the far-right, and Darby's book helps us understand the critical role women play in spreading such dangerous ideas.

  — Sarah Weinman, authorof The Real Lolita

• There is no more urgent story than the resurgence of violent white supremacist groups in America. Sisters in Hate delivers an invaluable examination of the ideologies at this movement's core by tracing the stories of three women who found themselves seduced by lies of hatred. Darby provides the most in-depth reporting I've ever encountered on the role of women in this emboldened movement, while unflinchingly dissecting the misogyny implanted at its ideological core. Those who've spent recent years wondering "how" will find the unsettling answers within this book's pages.

  — Wesley Lowery, author of They Can't Kill Us All

• Engaging, horrifying, and informative—Darby offers an important, fresh angle on the problems tearing our country apart.

  — Kirkus Review