It doesn't look like organizations for scientific racial research have managed to reach out to all those in power yet.
The network talks about its scientific racial research: "On Twitter, the connection between wokeism and mental illness can be seen." When a British organization infiltrated right-wing circles for a year, they came into contact with an organization for scientific racial research that focuses on those in power. In SVT's Document outside: The infiltration of the right, they tell in front of a hidden camera how they, with the help of money from a tech entrepreneur, carry out and disseminate racial research.
The purpose is to influence people with power. "Trying to get political decision-makers, entrepreneurs and billionaires used to the idea that races have different levels of intelligence," says Harry Shukman, journalist.
Journalist Patrik Hermansson is part of the investigation team and worked on the infiltration. "This is a new and innovative form of right-wing activism that takes inspiration from the start-up world," he says to SVT. Watch the feature on SVT News.
Openly gay imam shot dead in South Africa. The 57-year-old South African Muhsin Hendricks came out in the mid-90s and has been described as the world's first openly gay imam. The Muhsin Hendricks Mosque in Cape Town, founded in 2011, has been a haven for homosexuals and other marginalized groups in South Africa. According to reports, he had just performed a lesbian wedding when he was killed.
The post-apartheid South African constitution was the first in the world to explicitly protect people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, and in 2006 the country became the first on the continent to legalize same-sex marriage. Watch the feature on SVT News.