Hatewatch Headlines 4/5/2018
Lawsuit may force Stormer to reveal funding; Social media bans won’t stop the alt-right; ‘Confederate History Month’ quickly slides into bigotry; and more.
Daily Beast: Neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer might have to reveal its funding as a result of libel lawsuit.
Vice: Social-media ban won’t be enough to stop the alt-right and its recruitment and organizing schemes.
Fast Company: ‘Did we create this monster?’ How Twitter turned toxic.
Washington Post: A Georgia city declared April as Confederate History Month. Then came the n-word.
Tennessean: For the second time, a resolution denouncing neo-Nazis fails to pass Tennessee legislature.
Motherboard: After crackdown, neo-Nazis are hosting propaganda on censor-proof networks.
Newnam Times-Herald (GA): Small Georgia city prepares for white-nationalist rally by NSM, counterprotests.
Mississippi Public Broadcasting: Lawsuit describes Mississippi state flag’s Confederate symbol ‘racially demeaning.’
IREHR: Actor Andrew Williams leads group hosting white nationalist Jared Taylor at University of Alabama.
Rewire: DOJ lawyer with background in prosecuting white supremacists is now on the ground in Charlottesville.
