Context with Lorna Dueck

Stubbornness and rebellion—not exactly new to the teenage title. But battles with isolation and alienation are taking on new forms of spirituality, producing extreme teenagers, united online like never before. Radical ads are bombarding young minds online, preying on the young and the vulnerable. Google recently announced that YouTube is so overloaded with terrorist propaganda that its expansive censoring division is incapable of keeping up. Perhaps that's why a recent poll conducted by Pollara Strategic Insights for CBC says 71% of Canadians feel youth in their communities and neighbourhoods could turn to extremism. Today we'll look for how faith communities are fighting back to ensure faith is a reality that inspires love and not hate.