Hatewatch Headlines 10/24/2016
Violence against Hillary Clinton is a popular theme at Trump rallies; Duke qualifies for Louisiana debate; Looking back at FBI, DHS warnings; and more.
The Intercept: Violence against Hillary Clinton becomes a popular theme at Donald Trump’s campaign rallies.
Austin American-Statesman (TX): How Alex Jones’ conspiracy theories are channeled directly into Trump’s campaign.
Right Wing Watch: Jones warns that if Trump loses, a world war will kill a third of the planet’s population.
Politico: David Duke qualifies for Louisiana Senate debate by polls show him drawing about 5 percent of vote.
Raw Story: Trump’s rhetoric excites ‘Christian soldier’, who says ‘your skin color will be your uniform.’
National Review: Trump’s Alt-Right trolls subjected me to a torrent of abuse I wouldn’t wish on anyone.
PBS NewsHour: FBI warned of white supremacist in law enforcement 10 years ago, but has anything changed?
Kansas City Star: Politicians pilloried a 2009 DHS report on right-wing extremism, but Kansas plot may have proved it prescient.
Tufts Daily (Medford, MA): Horowitz’s hate group labels pro-Palestinian students ‘terrorists’ in posters plastered around campus.
CNN: Civil rights figure Emmett Till’s memorial sign in Mississippi scarred by bullet holes.
Washington Post: ‘What did you just call me?’ Black reporter confronts young man spewing white-supremacist rhetoric.
Cronkite News/Arizona PBS: New poll shows Joe Arpaio trailing badly in sheriff’s race, voters opposed to border wall too.
Baltimore Sun: Woman threatened after she reported police officer with ‘Oath Keepers’ cap in his patrol car.
AlterNet: In a small Virginia county, Islamophobia and legal tricks denied Muslims a house of worship.
