Pastels and Pedophiles: Inside the Mind of QAnon

Women constitute the softer side of QAnon, posting messages in pastel colors and capitalizing on women’s maternal instinct to protect children. The participation of women in QAnon is not accidental. The women who flocked to QAnon often did so not because of violent radicalization but from the perspective of wanting to “save the children.” This is fundamental to understandingwhy women are willing targets for QAnon. The conspiracy appealed to the “angels of their better nature” and traded on their innate altruism: Some accounts have referred to this group as the QAmoms.

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there is Q

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>Pastels and Pedophiles: Inside the Mind of QAnon

QAnon includes people who layer anti-Semitic beliefs along with the QAnon conspiracy theory. A notable example was Mary Ann Mendoza, originally scheduled to speak on the second night of the 2020 Republican National Convention about her son’s 2014 death at the hands of a drunk driver who was an undocumented alien. As the founder of Angel Families, whose children have died in an untimely fashion, she’d been selected to be a member of Donald Trump’s campaign advisory board. While spouting QAnon conspiracies, she took to Twitter to recommend reading about the Rothschild family’s plot to take over the world. Mary Ann posted Twitter threads that claimed that the Federal Reserve had sunk the Titanic