Hatewatch Headlines 3/2/2018
YouTube war escalates as users suspended; Time to think of far right in security context; How a small PA town became a far-right target; and more.
Right Wing Watch: The war for YouTube escalates as platform suspends far-right users.
Daily Beast: Leaked: The alt-right playbook for taking over YouTube with white nationalism.
Think Progress: Conservatives really don’t want the SPLC to help YouTube police hate.
Defense One: National security pros, it’s time to talk about right-wing extremism.
In These Times: How a small city in Pennsylvania became the target of white nationalists.
KALW-FM (San Francisco, CA): How well is law enforcement dealing with the surge in white supremacists?
Tampa Bay Times (FL): Man charged in neo-Nazi double murder to remain in state mental hospital until trial.
Media Matters: Cable and broadcast TV news spent less than 40 minutes total covering 2017’s unprecedented anti-LGBT violence.
Huffington Post: There sure were a bunch of white nationalists at CPAC this year, huh?
Al Jazeera: U.S. civil rights groups decry ‘anti-Shariah’ legislation proceeding in Idaho Legislature.
The Guardian (UK): Marine Le Pen charged by French judge with having posted violent ISIS images on Twitter in 2015.
AlterNet: Majority of Americans believe Trump is a racist after the first year of his presidency.
Salon: How right-wing conspiracy theories grow: Mainstream pundits give them power.
CNN: Longtime Fox News executive who wrote controversial Olympics column is out at network.
The Baffler: Fear and loathing in Cascadia: How an eco-friendly movement has been hijacked by the alt-right.
