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The Long Path to Insurrection

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The January 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol wasn’t ignited by President Donald J. Trump’s speech a mile away at the White House Ellipse. The spark that resulted in the firestorm that threatens our democracy was ignited much earlier. A year later, the Southern Poverty Law Center takes a comprehensive look into the moments that led up to the attack and the potential of what's to come. Explore our coverage:

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U.S. Capitol

Learning for Justice: Classroom conversations after the insurrection in Washington D.C.

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Workers prepare January 6 event site
Jan 7

Extremism lingers a year after U.S. Capitol insurrection

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District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine
Jan 6

D.C. prosecutor points to Trump as ‘ringleader’ of Jan. 6 attack

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People gather in front of the Alabama State Capitol
Jan 6

‘We Shall Not Be Moved’: Democracy advocates come together

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View of U.S. Capitol dome through barricade

Update: State of D.C. one year after attack on Capitol

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Lecia Brooks and Margaret Huang

Video: One Year after January 6: What Comes Next?

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digitized image of Trump on flag with social media icons

Essay: One Year After Jan. 6, the Hard Right Digs In

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Capitol insurrectionists in DC

Timeline: A Year of Extremist Mobilization Paved Road to January 6

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Charlottesville protestors in front of Donald Trump

Podcast: Red Flags Were Everywhere Leading Up to Insurrection

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United States capitol

Policy Recommendations to Confront Violent Extremism