Hatewatch Headlines 9/6/2017
Americans confront the Nazi-neighbor question; Gorka claims far right isn’t a threat; Spencer likely to keep plaguing college campuses; and more.
New York Times Magazine: Many Americans are confronting an alarming question: ‘Are many of my fellow citizens Nazis?’
Right Wing Watch: Sebastian Gorka claims that right-wing extremists are not a ‘serious threat’ in America.
Slate: Trump has never been less popular — and never more clearly the head of the party of racial resentment.
Daily Beast: Far-right Sheriff David Clarke was in talks for Trump White House job — until John Kelly killed it.
Arc: How Russian and alt-right Twitter accounts worked together to skew the narrative about Berkeley.
Mic: Neo-Nazi National Alliance resurrected in flyer campaign targeting Iowa-Illinois border towns.
Talking Points Memo: Why colleges likely will have trouble keeping Richard Spencer off their campuses.
Raw Story: Republican district attorney under fire for not vetting staffer linked to Richard Spencer.
National Public Radio: How one reporter found herself writing about Dylann Roof, the Charleston mass shooter.
Media Matters: Story about Houston mosque refusing to help non-Muslims is fake news.
KRON-TV (San Francisco): San Francisco police arrest 19-year-old accused of attacking Asian women.
Knoxville News Sentinel (TN): Outspoken white nationalist at Fort Sanders rally was once active in Occupy and communist groups.
Salon: Descendant of Robert E. Lee resigns from church after blasting white supremacy on TV.
Fauquier Times (Warrenton, VA): Alt-right ‘Identity Dixie’ flyers posted in Warrenton before anti-white-supremacy march.
WKZW-FM (Ewing, NJ): White nationalist arrested after anti-LGBT attack in Asbury Park, group says.
The News-Journal (Wilmington, DE): Pressured by activists, Holly Oak bar owner cancels alleged neo-Nazi bands show.
