What the Kamloops action tells us about what conspiracy narratives do for extremist movements.

Days before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, masked men appearing to be associated with Second Sons Canada displayed a “Got bones?” banner in Kamloops.

I looked at the response from Derek Harrison, DerekRants online, who identifies with Second Sons online, and his earlier posts about residential school burials. My new piece examines how denialism moves from online posts into public acts of intimidation and why the response matters.