Hatewatch Headlines 10/3/2016
Trump wants polling places watched; Zodhiates convicted in child-kidnap case; Roy Moore suspended for the rest of his term; and more.
Think Progress: Donald Trump tells his supporters to watch polling places in urban areas.
Salon: How Trump unleashed the bigots who the GOP had previously kept on a short tether.
USA Today: I grew up in a paranoid, racist household, and my father would have loved Trump.
Vox: Confessions of a former neo-Confederate, or how ordinary people succumb to racist claptrap.
ABC News: Right-wing activist Philip Zodhiates convicted in child-kidnapping case involving ex-same-sex partner.
Raw Story: Financial group forced to issue apology after Rudy Giuliani makes racist comments at dinner.
AL.com: Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore suspended for rest of his term.
Houston Chronicle: Racist ‘White Lives Matter’ activists face off against Black Lives Matter contingent outside ADL offices.
NBC News: A string of racist photos plagues America’s college campuses, highlights need to promote inclusion.
Associated Press: GOP asks Kentucky legislative candidate to step down after he posts racist material on Facebook.
Oregonian: Malheur standoff trial draws ‘obsessed’ observers from far and near.
