Erika m anderson nazi flag

Like a cultural conversation, an aesthetic conversation…so in some ways I like interviews. So to have a rambling conversation about various things feels like the right thing to do when Anderson is a musician with so many ideas and opinions pouring out of her. So, I take the chance to talk sci-fi, naturally. I explain that I first read Gibson as a teenager and read it purely for the story and none of the prescience or subtext.

I ask when Anderson first read his work, and what did she take from it? I was like, what is this shit? Night People Souterrain Transmissions Matador. Musical artist. Career [ edit ]. Discography [ edit ].

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Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description is different from Wikidata Articles with hAudio microformats Album articles lacking alt text for covers All stub articles. Toggle the table of contents. Add languages Add topic. Sky News has found Nazi speeches and marching music have been turned into popular 'sounds' audio used as the basis for multiple videos on TikTok and are being used as soundtracks on at least 72, posts.

Videos using these sounds have attracted high levels of engagement on the platform, with some receiving millions of likes from TikTok users. Examples include one post blaming Jewish people for the 'Islamisation of Europe', and another that contains the text "by mixing white with black, white disappears" next to a stock image of an interracial couple.

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Searching TikTok between September revealed 50, posts using sounds incorporating speeches from Nazis including Adolf Hitler and his chief propagandist Joseph Goebbels. To appeal to a wider audience, most of the speeches are set to a type of music popular on TikTok called Drift Phonk - without the creators' permission or knowledge. One post, which shows an image of a Nuremberg Rally accompanied by a Hitler speech, has been liked by more than 56, users.

In a shocking comment that has been liked 1, times, one user states "modern society absolutely needs him. The most popular sound made using a Hitler speech viewed by Sky News has been used in over 10, videos. Contacted by Sky News, an artist called Pastel Ghost whose music was repurposed to make Nazi content without her knowledge, said: "I was not previously aware that my music was being used in this way and I find it shocking and deplorable.

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Hannah Rose, hate and extremism analyst at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, told Sky News: "It's quite shocking but it's not particularly surprising. We know and we have known for a number of years that platforms have not adequately moderated the scale of hatred and extremist content on their platforms, which means that content such as Hitler speeches, such as antisemitic content, is across not only fringe things, but mainstream platforms as well.

A spokesperson said: "This content was immediately removed for breaching our strict policies against hate speech.