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Lana Jennifer Lokteff (born March 14, 1979) is an American far-right, Antisemitism conspiracy theorist and white supremacist,Citations for "white supremacist":
who is part of the alt-right movement. She became a prominent YouTube personality before being banned. She is the host of Red Ice.Staff (ndg) "From Alt-right to Alt-lite: Naming the Hate" Anti-Defamation League. Retrieved: May 7, 2018
During high school, Lokteff started listening to Coast to Coast AM, a talk show featuring guests who promoted conspiracy theories. She planned to study physics and philosophy at Portland State University, but later dropped out.
Lokteff returned to Bend, Oregon to her family. In the early 2000s, the Lokteff family created Piggyback Records, a home-run label and recording studio. Lokteff and her brother started performing as a duo named Thirty Day Notice, with Lokteff doing all of the singing. After a few years, Piggyback's business faltered, and Lokteff went with her brother to Fiji. During her time overseas, Lokteff discovered Red Ice, a website run by Henrik Palmgren.
Lokteff has Holocaust denial and the Native American genocide in the United States.
Following the election of Donald Trump in 2016, Lokteff has attempted to increase the number of white women involved in the predominantly male-dominated alt-right movement, advocating for them to play a supporting role to men. Lokteff Antifeminism, claiming that it has made life more difficult for men and that feminism's goals of equality have already been achieved. She has also criticized some of the women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault. New York magazine describes her as a "looks-obsessed eugenics", quoting her as saying "The alt-right is a very attractive, very sexy bunch ... Matches are being made left and right of beautiful, intelligent couples. It's a eugenic process."
In 2018, Lokteff was a guest on the podcast of a Florida schoolteacher who used the pseudonym Tiana Dalichov. She used the podcast to encourage white nationalists to become schoolteachers to influence children.
In October 2019, Red Ice's YouTube channel was banned for hate speech violations. The channel had about 330,000 subscribers. Lokteff and Red Ice promoted a backup channel in an attempt to circumvent the ban. A week later, the backup channel was also removed by YouTube. In November 2019, Facebook banned Red Ice from using its platform.
Personal life
In 2011, Lokteff married Palmgren. She has three children and lived in Charleston, South Carolina as of 2020. Lokteff identifies as a Paganism. She says she has been Internet troll and threatened by men in the alt-right.
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Categories: Alt-right Writers, Living People, Female Critics Of Feminism, 1979 Births, Portland State University Alumni, Writers From Portland, Oregon, American Conspiracy Theorists, American White Supremacists, American Holocaust Deniers, American People Of Russian Descent, Youtubers From Oregon, American Modern Pagans, American Eugenicists, Alt-right Modern Pagans, Indigenous Genocide Denial
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