38: Ryan LoRee
Ryan Lo'Ree faced family dysfunction throughout his formative years. He served in the U.S. military with a tour of duty in Iraq, only to return home as an adult to face more dysfunction, leading him to join the White supremacy movement. Today with a racist past far behind him, Ryan works successfully as a race interventionist, helping deradicalize those involved in extremism and White supremacy and helping prevent young people from being lured into it.