

Over a year and a half, Bryon Widner underwent more than a dozen painful procedures to remove his racist facial tattoos.
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Synopsis
Over a year and a half, Bryon Widner underwent more than a dozen painful procedures to remove his racist facial tattoos.
Synopsis
Bryon Widner, a former skinhead, spent 16 years involved with violent racist groups, including the Vinlanders Social Club in Indiana. After marrying Julie Larsen in 2005 and becoming a father, he sought to leave that life behind. Widner faced threats and harassment while trying to reform. His extensive facial tattoos, symbols of his past, hindered his reintegration. With help from the Southern Poverty Law Center and an anonymous donor, he underwent painful procedures to remove the tattoos over 18 months.
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Why Watch
- Meet Bryon Widner, a former skinhead seeking redemption.
- Follow the painful tattoo removal journey with SPLC's help.
- See the impact of fatherhood on Widner's life choices.
Did You Know
- Bryon Widner became a skinhead at age 14 and spent 16 years in the movement.
- Widner co-founded the Vinlanders Social Club, known for extreme violence.
- An anonymous donor provided $35,000 for Widner's tattoo removal procedures.
- The complete removal of Widner's tattoos took over a year and a half.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Bryon Widner?
Bryon Widner is a reformed white power skinhead who co-founded the Vinlanders Social Club and sought to remove his racist facial tattoos.
How much did the tattoo removal procedures cost for Bryon Widner?
An anonymous donor provided $35,000 for Bryon Widner's tattoo removal procedures.
What organization helped Bryon Widner with his tattoo removal?
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) assisted Bryon Widner in his quest to remove his facial tattoos.
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