Hatewatch Headlines 9/15/2017
Facebook helped advertisers reach anti-Semites; Trump resurrects his ‘both sides’ claim; White supremacists have been claiming Trump’s name; and more.
Pro Publica: Facebook enabled advertisers to reach ‘Jew haters.’
New York Times: Trump resurrects his claim that ‘both sides’ share blame in Charlottesville violence.
Washington Post: White supremacists have been marching in President Trump’s name — literally.
Raw Story: Black GOP senator says Trump won’t be having an ‘epiphany’ about white supremacists.
Talking Points Memo: Trump’s ‘betrayal’ on DACA sends anti-immigration hardliner over the edge.
Mother Jones: GOP congressman claims Charlottesville’s deadly white nationalist rally was a left-wing setup.
Think Progress: ESPN tried to kick off Jemele Hill after calling Trump a racist, but her colleagues wouldn’t permit it.
Right Wing Watch: Trump’s ‘voter fraud’ commission just had a deeply embarrassing week.
Los Angeles Times: Trump’s move to end DACA has roots in America’s long, shameful history of eugenics.
Sabato’s Crystal Ball: Poll finds some Americans express troubling racial attitudes even as majority oppose white supremacists.
Task & Purpose: Marine booted from Corps for flying white-nationalist banner amid crackdown on extremism.
Cincinnati.com: Far right, not Islam, drives most extremist violence in region and elsewhere.
Phoenix New Times (AZ): After story breaks, Motel 6 says it will stop sharing guest lists with ICE.
Alvin McEwen: Family Research Council’s newest symbol of SPLC persecution is yet another fraud.
Houston Chronicle: University of Houston student reports neo-Nazi propaganda posters on campus.
Columbus Republic (IN): Shrugging off its hate group label, Traditionalist Workers Party recruits in Indiana.
