Hatewatch Headlines 1/17/2018
Stormer targets children as young as 11; White House terrorism data stirs debate; Parrish offers Minnesota voters a virulently anti-Muslim choice; and more.
Newsweek: Neo-Nazi website ‘The Daily Stormer’ is ‘designed to target children’ as young as 11 for radicalization, editor claims.
Wired: Why Cloudflare let an extremist stronghold burn.
CNN: Neo-Nazi ‘troll storm’ was crude but not a threat, Andrew Anglin argues.
New York Times: The White House fuels immigration debate with controversial terrorism statistics.
Media Matters: Fox News uses flawed data from DOJ to fearmonger about immigrants.
Vice: This is what a white-supremacist Department of Justice looks like, thanks to Jeff Sessions.
Salon: White supremacists to Trump: Welcome back, we still love you.
City Pages (Minneapolis, MN): Meet Phillip Parrish, your virulently anti-Muslim candidate for governor.
Washington Post: Ku Klux Klan flyers, and the hatred they represent, can’t simply be ignored.
Knoxville News-Sentinel (TN): Neo-Nazi suspect in Knoxville police officer shooting was arrested after starting house fire.
Roanoke Times (VA): More plaintiffs join in rally-related lawsuits against far-right ‘Unite the Right’ organizers.
Daily Beast: Army hero defiant after surviving brutal gay-bashing attack in El Paso.
AL.com: University of Alabama investigates sorority member’s racist video: ‘We do not waste water.’
KBMT-TV (Beaumont, TX): Racial slurs left on T-shirt stretched over Newton resident’s mailbox.
Mother Jones: Black Lives movement pioneer has a story to tell.
Independent (UK): I work for an anti-extremist organization, and this is the difference between neo-Nazi and Islamist propaganda.
