Hatewatch Headlines 4/2/2018
Trump, trolls target migrant caravan; Real goal of Census question exposed; Zinke purged Native American workers at Interior; and more.
Mother Jones: Trump and far-right trolls target caravan of migrant Central American families.
Right Wing Watch: Right wing exposes real goals of Trump administration’s citizenship question on 2020 Census.
Talking Points Memo: Ryan Zinke’s Interior Department purged Native American workers disproportionately.
Washington Post: Worried by rise of far-right groups, Canada puts millions into anti-racism effort.
The Guardian: Civil-liberties groups pressure tech companies to take the ‘security pledge.’
Media Matters: Tucker Carlson spent Women’s History Month parroting YouTube’s most extreme misogynists.
Detroit News: Dearborn Muslim woman suing hospital after being assaulted there for wearing a hijab.
Stars and Stripes: If Kansas veteran’s daughter is deported, family will move with her to South Korea.
Jackson Free Press (MI): Since 2010, only black people have been prosecuted under Mississippi’s anti-gang law.
PennLive: Two purported Aryan Strikeforce members plead guilty to methamphetamine charges.
NBC 12 (Richmond, VA): Virginia church hangs ‘Judas’ mannequin of black person from tree.
Pink News: Anti-LGBT Nashville pastor charged with molesting children over two decades.
Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ): Joe Arpaio campaign appearance draws protesters, supporters.
Think Progress: These teens have a plan to crack old civil-rights cases, and they’re pushing it through Congress.
Salon: How they made Germany great again: The Nazis’ social media campaign of 1932.