Hatewatch Headlines 1/10/2017
Sessions haunted by 1985 voter fraud case; Jewish centers around nation get bomb threats; Google search launched Roof; and more.
The New York Times: The 1985 voter fraud case that Jeff Sessions lost, and still can’t escape.
Think Progress: Jewish centers in at least six states all receive bomb threats on the same day.
New York Daily News: Hate crimes against whites remain relatively rare, despite shocking Facebook torture video.
Mic: The Google search that launched Dylann Roof’s journey from casual racist to mass murderer.
Missoulian: Richard Spencer foresees new room for white nationalism, but Montanans don’t want it there.
AlterNet: A look at ‘Third Positionism,’ the ideology that appeals to jihadists and neo-Nazis alike.
Right Wing Watch: Larry Klayman, who called for an anti-Obama coup, accuses Obama of planning a coup.
Hartford Courant (CT): Anti-LGBT group from Mississippi removed from list of approved charities for Connecticut state workers.
Raw Story: Customers rally around beloved Virginia waitress stiffed by white couple who ‘don’t tip black people.’
AL.com: Alabama ‘bathroom bill’ targets transgender rights to use public facilities.
Media Matters: Meet the anti-LGBT extremists leading the assault on equality in Texas.
