Why are the far-right mobilising in Epping?
July 21, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn a clip from today's podcast, Ed and Oli dive deep on the far-right's mobilisation in Epping, its supposed justification, and the normalisation of this kind of activity across the UK. They explore how responses to violent crimes are increasingly being weaponised by far-right groups to stoke racial tensions, especially when the perpetrator isn't white.
Ed highlights how tragedies are hijacked to promote racist narratives under the guise of public safety. The conversation shines a light on how these groups exploit public fear and trauma to advance a xenophobic agenda.
An example of this was the murder of Sarah Everard, a terrible crime that sparked national outrage and mass protests. Yet, those protests were led by women demanding systemic change in policing and public safety, not by far-right agitators. Why the difference in reaction? Ed and Oli argue that it's because the Sarah Everard case couldn’t be racialised in the same way.
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