Hatewatch Headlines 11/21/2017
Racism is a profitable online business; HUD rule change could OK discrimination; White nationalists descend on Tennessee’s state parks; and more.
AlterNet: Who knew that racism would turn out to be a highly profitable online business?
Salon: How an obscure rule change by the Trump administration could make discrimination great again.
Washington Post: Trump administration to end provisional residency protection for 60,000 Haitians.
Think Progress: Trump’s racist rants follow a pattern, and even his supporters are getting tired of it.
The Daily Beast: Steve Bannon lobbied Trump to stop him from publicly criticizing Roy Moore.
Tennessean: White nationalists are descending on Tennessee’s state parks after being denied private venues.
WKNO-FM (Cordova, TN): Arkansas man charged in ‘Unite the Right’ beating of black man is extradited to Virginia.
Media Matters: A white supremacist who got permanently banned on Twitter attempted a comeback and failed.
Detroit Free Press: Richard Spencer’s lawyer threatens University of Michigan with suit if it doesn’t let him speak.
Slate: FRC’s Tony Perkins reportedly covered up sexual assault against teenager by rising GOP star.
Fox News: North Carolina fire department loses its funding over Confederate flag flown outside station.
Oregonian: Jeremy Christian will remain in jail pending trial for Portland MAX stabbings.
Democrat-Herald (Rochester, NY): Pittsford man pleads guilty in hate crimes case, moves to mental health court.
WJBK-TV (Detroit, MI): Transgender woman targeted and violently attacked in Detroit, second suspect caught.
Northern Star (DeKalb, IL): Local man charged with religious-based hate crime for harassing Muslim woman.
Huffington Post: Teaching white supremacy: How textbooks have shaped our attitudes on race.
