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Comes from the state of Illinois.

There's a feeling you get when you walk down Chicago's magnificent mile for the first time.

It's much like the feeling you get when you discover there's a wine country in Illinois.

That feeling is amazing.

And you can find it at enjoyillinois.com.

Illinois, are you up for amazing?

Heads up, there's some strong language in this episode.

Protect the children.

Use this palpable sense that hateful views are gaining mainstream acceptance.

That the internet is fostering hatred that our divisions are growing deeper.

And it's within this context that a Norwegian British documentary filmmaker and human rights

activist of Punjabi and Pashhtun descent went to hang out with some neo-nazis.

The film is white right meeting the enemy.

The filmmaker is Dihon.

Well, I've had experiences with racism pretty much most of my life on and off in various forms.

Growing up in Oslo, Norway as a brown girl, I was exposed to racism very, very quickly.

When I was younger, it was very overt.

We used to have neo-nazis that would be marching in the streets.

We had neo-nazis that would attack businesses and homes of people from minorities.

And I remember at the time my dad used to say that these things are really complicated

right now and they're very heated right now, but really what's required is time.

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