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Meeting a Monster is incredibly painful. It’s supposed to be. Created using audio recordings and re-enactments, the virtual reality experience recounts the story of Angela King, a woman who spent eight years in the white power movement and is now trying to confront the person she was—and is. It would be hard to watch at any time, but now, just a few months after torch-wielding white supremacists took to the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, the reality it presents is even more gut-wrenching.
Further reading:
The Intercept: How to dismantle the absurd profitability of nuclear weapons
The Nobel Interview: Beatrice Fihn of ICAN
Nuclear annihilation 'one tantrum away', Nobel peace prize winner warns
Nuclear weapons: In conversation with ICAN
International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons Wins Nobel Peace Prize
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