Hatewatch Headlines 10/23/2017
Combating racism has to go beyond just words; Cable TV muted on neo-Nazis’ gunplay; Many hate crimes are actually domestic terror; and more.
The New York Times: Fighting racism is not just a war of words.
Media Matters: Cable news almost completely silent on neo-Nazis charged in gunplay at Spencer rally.
The Conversation: Are many hate crimes really cases of domestic terrorism?
AlterNet: Nine heinous acts of white-nationalist terrorism committed just this year.
Huffington Post: ‘Crusader’ militiaman charged in Kansas terrorist bomb plot will be jailed until trial.
CNN: Inside a small-town Arizona militia.
Star-Tribune (Minneapolis, MN): Bloomington mosque that was firebombed in August has now been burglarized.
Think Progress: Virginia Tech is letting an avowed neo-Nazi teach English composition.
CNet: Facebook, who’s buying those hate-speech ads? Congress members would like to know.
ArsTechnica: In its new timeline, Twitter will end revenge porn next week, hate speech in two.
Deseret News (Salt Lake City): Why are those with ties to white supremacists making our immigration policy?
Salon: Sen. Sherrod Brown declares Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller both white supremacists.
Raw Story: Are those billionaire mega-donors the Mercers getting ripped off by their alt-right protégés?
Right Wing Watch: Bryan Fischer’s understanding of the 1st Amendment fluctuates to suit his needs.
Post-Register (Idaho Falls, ID): Conspiracy theorist Tom DeWeese warns Rexburg audience of plot for global domination.
