Hatewatch Headlines 4/11/2017
How the digital age has helped the rise of hate; ADF linked to bathroom bills around U.S.; Hateful memes attacking Kushner flood social media; and more.
Uproxx: The rise of hate in the digital age.
NBC News: Anti-LGBT hate group Alliance Defending Freedom linked to anti-transgender bathroom bills across the nation.
Media Matters: New reporting exposes ADF’s activities in suing Pennsylvania school district.
ADL.org: Hateful memes and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories directed at Jared Kushner explode on social media.
Washington Post: The coded language of the alt-right is helping to power its rise.
Detroit News: John Tanton, the man who fueled the anti-immigration movement, is now largely forgotten.
BuzzFeed: Alt-right and white-nationalist protesters lead tense march against Trump’s Syria airstrikes.
Dazed: Richard Spencer gets punched and glitter-bombed at alt-right protest.
Mother Jones: There’s racist, and then there’s racist, and then there’s this fundraising email for David Clarke.
Review-Journal (Las Vegas): Prosecutors request start date of June 5 for second Bundy Ranch standoff trial.
Think Progress: Minnesota Republicans accuse female legislator of racism because she called out white men.
OC Weekly (CA): Orange County KKK leader William Ernest Hagen reported in trouble with the law again.
Charlotte Observer (NC): Black man arrested, charged with hate crime in arson, vandalism at immigrant-owned shop.
News-Review (Roseburg, OR): State police search for suspect in shooting with ‘white pride’ tattoos.
Raw Story: Alt-right troll blamed for sparking chaos at Jacksonville anti-Trump war protest.
Bakersfield.com: Oildale man sentenced to 15 years in hate-crime conviction for threatening Latino family.
Snopes: No, Black Lives Matter protests in Ferguson were not underwritten by Russia’s Putin administration.
