Hatewatch Headlines 5/31/2017
Portland train attacker confesses to stabbing; Right-wing terrorist threat is rising; Judge slams Trump for deportation order; and more.
Oregonian: Man accused in train attack confesses to stabbing, said ‘I’m happy now. I’m happy now.’
Think Progress: Muslim families raise $500,000 for families of Portland train-attack victims.
Washington Post: ‘In the face of hate he did not hesitate to act with love’: A grieving mother’s letter to Trump.
Media Matters: Tucker Carlson says it’s unfair to call the Portland attacker a white supremacist.
Huffington Post: Neo-Nazi website defends accused Portland train attacker by claiming victims were to blame.
The Conversation: Where the rising threat of right-wing extremist terrorism is coming from.
Mother Jones: Federal judge slams Trump for ‘ripping apart a family’ through deportation orders.
Right Wing Watch: Vice President Mike Pence scheduled to speak at conference hosted by extremist pastor John Hagee.
AlterNet: How I got alt-right white nationalist leader booted from his podcast platform.
Fast Company: Activists target Cloudflare for enabling hate sites, and the pressure starts to mount.
Legal Insurrection: PayPal investigating account of neo-Nazi group that supports Hezbollah.
Newsweek: Game show host Chuck Woolery accused of anti-Semitism after Twitter posts about Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin.
NBC News: Hispanic caucus calls on DHS to remove immigration hardliner as ombudsman.
Daily Mail (UK): Residents outraged after white supremacists put up posters in Virginia neighborhood.
Los Angeles Daily News: As hate crimes rise in LA, new report says ‘hard left’ actions also pose a threat.
