Lauren Southern

Lauren Southern is a Canadian independent journalist, author, and political commentator known for her controversial and often provocative views on issues such as immigration, political correctness, and free speech.

Gaining prominence through her work with alternative media outlets, Southern has developed a reputation for her outspoken and unflinching stance on topics that spark national and international debate. Her early career included work with organizations like The Rebel Media, where she gained attention for her reporting on immigration in Europe and her vocal criticism of political movements she views as left-wing. Southern has also made a name for herself as a public speaker and has engaged in debates on political and social issues across multiple platforms.

Southern's most notable work includes the 2016 documentary "Farmlands," which explored the issue of farm attacks in South Africa, a controversial subject that she approached with a focus on what she views as the neglect of the problem by mainstream media. She has also authored the book "Barbarians: How Baby Boomers, Immigrants, and Islam Screwed My Generation," which expresses her frustrations with what she perceives as the political and economic mismanagement of the West. Known for her confrontational style, Southern’s work often targets what she describes as the erosion of Western values, particularly in relation to multiculturalism, immigration policies, and the rise of political correctness.

Throughout her career, Southern has navigated a complex media environment where her approach has often been at odds with traditional journalism, garnering both support and significant opposition. Her journey as an independent journalist and commentator highlights her commitment to challenging the status quo and sparking conversations on topics that she believes are too often avoided in mainstream discussions. Despite the controversies, she remains a prominent figure in the landscape of right-wing media and political commentary.