Chip Berlet
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Chip Berlet (born November 22, 1949) is an American political writer.
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- Around the country, ideas that originated on the hard right or in the fevered imaginations of conspiracy theorists are finding their way into the mainstream. In a number of cases, these ideas have become commonplace in American minds.
- Today, there are still political and social networks that seek to undermine full equality for all Americans. Their messages are spread using the standard tools: prejudice, fear, disdain, misinformation, trivialization, patronizing stereotypes, demonization and even scare-mongering conspiracy theories. While many of the groups within these networks describe themselves as mainstream — and many disagree with one another — they all have helped spread bigoted ideas into American life.
- "Into the Mainstream" in Intelligence Report (Summer 2003) at the Southern Poverty Law Center
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- Profile of Berlet at Political Research Associates
- Profile of Berlet at Center for Millennial Studies
- Chip Berlet at the Internet Movie Database
- "Race, Class and Gender: Justice in the Intersections" at Unitarian Universalism Association (1999)
- "Researcher Says 'Watchdogs' Exaggerate Hate Group Threat" by Robert Stacy McCain in The Washington Times (9 May 2000)
- Ace R. Hayes, "Berlet for Beginners", Portland Free Press, July/August 1995
