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radicalization
[rad-i-kuh-luh-zey-shuhn]
noun
the act or process of becoming more extreme, as in beliefs, actions, or politics.
The group tries to counter radicalization by promoting nonviolence and tolerance through peer-to-peer education.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of radicalization1
Example Sentences
According to the office’s 2024 report to Congress, in recent years CP3 grant money was used in more than 1,100 efforts to identify violent extremism at the community level and interrupt the radicalization process.
My own view, an educated guess of sorts, is that we are in the middle, at least, of Trump’s radicalization towards fascism.
Biden did no such thing, but by pushing this lie, Gabbard is, whether she intends to or not, encouraging the radicalization that does lead to domestic terrorism.
But the social isolation in combination with the social media echo chamber increases a given person's radicalization and extremism.
Now, almost overnight, tens of millions of dollars in funding earmarked for research studying radicalization, violent extremism and terrorism prevention has been cut.
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