She carries her home in her WhatsApp photo. The house, or her childhood. The thing is, she has a selfie where you can see, in the background, the place where she grew up, a suburb of Denver, in Colorado. Today she lives a 15-hour drive from that photograph, in Chicago, where she teaches history at Northwestern University and where she has established herself as one of the great experts on the white power movement. Her book Bring the War Home (Capitán Swing) was in the proofreading phase when a white supremacist rally caused serious incidents in Charlottesville, Virginia. Those racist slogans have returned to occupy the political center, and the book is a good example to understand who these groups are and how they hope to shape the United States.