How do we expose fake news, right-wing populist narratives, and conspiracy theories? What can we actively do to not simply let hate and incitement stand, both online and offline? In their political participation book "Activist Must," the Hooligans Against Syntax share their experiences and insights. They demonstrate how right-wing propaganda is constructed, how disinformation works, and provide relevant knowledge to actively counter these issues.

Meme wars, cancel culture, remigration, silencing, frontism, ableism, misogyny, TERF, tokenism, or woke-wtf – what do these terms mean? Is Germany sovereign, and do we have a valid constitution? How do I organize a demonstration? Are sit-ins legal? What does extremism have to do with a horseshoe? What tools can we use to trace images, statements, and videos? How do we deal with hate and conspiracy theories online and in our social circles?

Since 2014, internet activists Frauke and Matze Seeba, as Hooligans Against Syntax, have successfully exposed staunch German nationalists, populist patriots, and rambling conspiracy preachers online. In their political non-fiction and participation book "Activist Must," they share their experiences and show what we can concretely do against right-wing propaganda, conspiracy theories, and disinformation in both the analog and digital worlds.

Eye-opening humor, interactive information, creative challenges, and helpful guides counter feelings of powerlessness and motivate individuals to take action. It is a strong, important, and not least humorous plea to engage our minds, speak out, and actively combat group-related hostility. A book that will make an impact.