ON SATURDAYS, Sarah Dye and her husband, Douglas Mackey, sell seasonal vegetables and eggs at a farmers' market in Bloomington, Indiana. Sarah stands behind a stall piled high with heirloom tomatoes, basil, okra, and acorn squash. With a towheaded baby in her arms, she greets customers and makes small talk. She and Douglas own Schooner Creek Farm in nearby Nashville, Indiana. They're crunchy—even for Bloomington, a college town with a distinctly earthy vibe. You'd never guess that in private far-right chat rooms, Sarah goes by "Volkmom." She posts about home schooling, recommends books by neo-Nazis, and complains about the "strife" faced by "Whites" who live in "non-white" neighborhoods. She also occasionally writes about farming.
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