Hatewatch Headlines 3/20/2017
Parents tell winning robotics team to ‘go back to Mexico’; Ex-FAIR chief now heads up CBP staff; Times editor falls for alt-right harassment campaign; and more.
USA Today: Indiana parents tell kids from winning team at robotics competition: ‘Go back to Mexico.’
WorkPermit.com: Former executive for hate group FAIR is now chief of staff for U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Mother Jones: Inside Trump’s border crackdown on women and kids, and the effects it has on families.
Salon: The alt-right’s intellectual force as a global phenomenon combines elements of fascism, nativism, and supremacism.
Media Matters: New York Times’ public editor falls for alt-right harassment campaign against reporter.
Georgia Voice: Georgia lawmakers add anti-LGBT measure to legislation regulating adoptions.
Miami New Times: Prosecutor won’t charge prison guards who boiled a mentally ill black inmate to death.
Times-Republican (Marshaltown, IA): Even after racist remarks, Rep. Steve King maintains support in his home district.
Right Wing Watch: Islamophobic activist John Guandolo wonders if radical Muslims have infiltrated the White House.
Crooks and Liars: That time Jason Kander totally owned Richard Spencer in a Twitter exchange.
KXXV-TV (Waco, TX): Police officer winds up with broken wrists after scuffle with white supremacist.
Bowery Boogie: Alleged neo-Nazi behind attack on two men outside tavern makes bail, is released from Rikers Island.
Think Progress: Onetime militia-promoting ‘tea party’ congressman Steve Stockman facing federal fraud charges.
