Hatewatch Headlines 4/3/2017
Why anti-Semitism strikes the deepest chords; Trump lawsuit for supporters’ violence proceeds; Oregon farmers scramble to find labor; and more.
The New York Times: Why is anti-Semitic hate different from all other hate?
Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY): Judge rules that Louisville lawsuit against Trump, supporters, for rally violence can proceed.
Oregonian: Trump’s immigration crackdown has Oregon farmers scrambling to cover labor shortage.
The Cut: Inside the dangerous convergence of the alt-right and the men’s rights movement.
Fusion: The conspiracy theories of Trumpland: A complete and comprehensive bestiary.
Media Matters: Alex Jones attacks ‘the Jewish press’ for reporting on his ‘Jewish mafia’ commentary.
Spin: The Internet’s anonymous neo-Nazis have realized they played themselves now that Trump plans to kill Internet privacy.
Washington Post: A live stream of Shia LaBeouf chanting was disrupted by Nazi-themed dancing – and then things got really weird.
Right Wing Watch: Theodore Shoebat claims gay people are a ‘vehicle for demons,’ and must be put to death.
New York Daily News: Muslim family’s Virginia home vandalized, a Koran torn up and their green cards stolen.
WRSP-TV (Springfield, IL): Governor spearheads initiative to combat hate groups, radicalization through social media.
Great Falls Tribune (MT): Rabbis form group to fight anti-Semitism in Montana.
Detroit News: Attorney who posted hateful anti-LGBT rants on Facebook loses his Michigan law license.
History News Network: Rep. Steve King’s wish for white racial purity has a long history among American conservatives.
