Hatewatch Headlines 6/9/2017
White kids using Trump’s words to bully minorities; Hornet launches anti-hate group effort; Kobach announces run for Kansas governorship; and more.
BuzzFeed: White kids are bullying minority students using Trump’s words, and teachers don’t know what to do about it.
Think Progress: While Trump cracks down on immigration in the U.S., children are fleeing horrors in Central America.
Media Matters: Alex Jones claims he’s ‘been invited and could have gone and met the president.’
Metro Weekly (Washington, DC): Hornet launches billboard campaign to counter anti-LGBT hate groups.
Kansas City Star (MO): Kris Kobach announces his candidacy for Kansas’ governorship.
Salon: Arizona’s Confederate memorials aren’t about history, they’re about opposition to racial equality.
UPI: St. Louis begins removing massive Confederate monument that has been frequent target of vandals.
Yes!: Stop making excuses for hateful white men who kill people by putting it down to mental illness.
Seattle Times: Seattle police prepare for Saturday’s ‘March Against Sharia’ and counterprotest.
Oregonian: Portland police investigating racist threats against Good in the Hood festival.
The Stranger (Seattle, WA): Neo-Nazi group posts flyers at Evergreen State College after student demonstrations.
Times-Picayune (New Orleans): Fired New Orleans school principal says he’s not a white supremacist.
Tulsa World (OK): Jury recommends 78-year sentence for Aryan Brotherhood member in drug case.
Mic: Police identify suspect in murder of black trans woman in San Antonio.
East Bay Times (CA): Prosecutor declines to file hate-crime charge in stabbing of black man by Trump fan amid argument.
Raw Story: ‘This is not Alabama in the 1940s’: Black woman sues boss over Confederate flag, Trump related harassment.