Hatewatch
Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of three articles examining how disinformation, and those peddling it, are impacting the election process.
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A good week for voting rights, bad for Kobach; White supremacists face leadership vacuum; Koch helps neo-Confederates land college gigs; and more.
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The case of a schoolteacher in Florida suggests a subversion strategy long advocated by alt-right leaders — but if it's happening, it's likely arising from the simple need for hate to hide its face.
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Voters in Anchorage, Alaska are deciding the fate of an anti-transgender “bathroom” initiative in the city’s first vote-by-mail election (ballots are due by Election Day, Tuesday, April 3).
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Stubborn and willing to take up violence as a Ku Klux Klan kleagle in rural Mississippi, prison did nothing to mellow Edgar Ray Killen.
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Racism’s toxic reach black boys; White supremacists down to last platform; Holocaust denier wins GOP primary in Illinois; and more.
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Federal authorities on Tuesday announced the arrests of eight members or associates of a racist gang called the Aryan Circle, described as an offshoot of the infamous Aryan Brotherhood of Texas.
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The man who gave himself the title “Superior Court Judge of the Continental uNited States of America” may have to get that embossed on his jail cell name plate.
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Triangulating Matthew Heimbach’s role in the white nationalist movement has always been a complicated affair. The League of the South, the Aryan Terror Brigade, the Hammerskins and other neo-Nazi groups. He got into bed with all of them.
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Media continue ignoring right-wing terrorism; Conservatives mainstream the alt-right; Kobach’s voting sham exposed in court; and more.
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Condemning neo-Nazis and white nationalists seems like a goal many politicians can get behind (with the possible exception of President Donald Trump).
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