The Traditionalist Youth Network (TYN, TradYouth) is a white nationalist group founded by Matthew Parrott in 2013.In 2014 Matt Parrott married his daughter to and merged his organization with Matthew Heimbach. Heimbach (25) has been a youth/student activist since 2011, participating in and starting several socio-political student groups, including the White Student Union at Towson University, Maryland. He appears to be putting wind into TYN sails, reaching out to a broad array of boutique-fringe ideologies. TYN is active in the home states of its two leaders, California and Indiana. Its only university chapter is led by Thomas Buhls at Indiana University, Bloomington. The Traditionalist Worker Party, born of the TYN, seems to be organizationally indistinguishable. Logo of the TWP.
Traditionalist Youth Network & Traditionalist Worker Party (TYN/TWP)
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