Hatewatch Headlines 11/7/2017
Racism on the ballot around the USA; Bundy family trial gets under way in Nevada; Trump’s ambassador for women an ardent anti-feminist; and more.
Think Progress: Explicit racism is on the ballot Tuesday.
ProPublica: White supremacists share bomb-making materials in their online chats.
BuzzFeed: Here’s what you need to know about the Bundy family as they head to trial for their armed standoff.
Right Wing Watch: Trump’s ambassador at large for women’s issues has a long anti-feminist, anti-LGBT record.
Just Security: Trump’s galling double standard on terrorism holds up a powerful mirror to the media, too.
Aeon: The alt-right and radical Islamists have a lot more in common than any of them wish to admit.
AlterNet: Russian propagandists took a page out of America’s racist political playbook.
Media Matters: Tucker Carlson defends 4chan’s ‘it’s okay to be white’ campaign.
Tennessean: Safety commissioner says broad selection of weapons confiscated during White Lives Matter rallies.
UpRoxx: University of Texas police chased off a group of tiki-torch wielding white nationalists over the weekend.
Daily Beast: Google autocompletes far-right conspiracy theory linking ‘antifa’ to Texas massacre.
Detroit News: Columnist Thompson wins lawsuit about ‘white supremacist’ label filed by noted hatemonger Edwards.
NBC News: ‘Terrorism’ flyer targeting Sikh mayoral candidate being investigated as possible hate crime.
Vox: Liberty University booted an anti-Trump Christian author from its campus with armed escort.
Associated Press: Slaying of black Georgia man that haunted family for decades now linked to racial hatred.
Haaretz: Meet the women trying to soften the white nationalist movement’s image.
Salon: Far-right leaders have double standards for immigrants, embracing xenophobia and calling it liberalism.
Essence: Mosques are receiving threats in the wake of recent New York City terrorist attack.
Macon Telegraph (GA): Shooting of Candace Towns marks the 23rd murder of a transgender person this year.
570 News (Toronto): White nationalists reportedly booby-trap Toronto campus posters with razors.
Timeline: Before there was Richard Spencer, there was his intellectual godfather, Louis Beam.
