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Tom Tanuki

Tom Tanuki is a writer, satirist and anti-fascist activist. He has worked in political comedy online, on stage and at protests, through projects including direct action anti-racist group Yelling At Racist Dogs (Y.A.R.D.) and the satirical nationalist group Million Flag Patriots. His premiere theatre-comedy show, 'Yelling At Racist Dogs: Just As Bad', performed to sold-out crowds at the 2019 Melbourne Fringe Festival.

You can follow Tom on Twitter @tom_tanuki, Facebook here and YouTube here.

Articles written by Tom Tanuki (12)

8 May 2021 | From Proud Boy to Nazi in two months
24 April 2021 | Lest we forget the KP120
10 April 2021 | Uncovering the plans of Australian White supremacists
27 March 2021 | ASIO shouldn't be expected to fix our far-right extremism problems
13 March 2021 | Anti-lockdown movement is nothing more than a hollow cash grab
27 February 2021 | Raising anti-fascism awareness is the key to ending White supremacy
12 February 2021 | Australian Proud Boys on the hunt for social media commenters and the elderly
2 February 2021 | Neo-Nazis in the Grampians: 'Just white men on a bushwalk'
20 December 2019 | The contrived ‘war on Christmas’ narrative is now targeting kids
1 December 2019 | The 'political correctness' bogeyman
23 July 2019 | Cottrell is no 'freedom of speech' advocate but a violent fascist
6 April 2019 | The media still thinks I run the United Patriots Front

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