Hatewatch Headlines 12/15/2017
Muslim travelers find their privileges revoked; Breitbart promotes illegal Swedish site; Heyer’s mom says she has to hide her daughter’s grave; and more.
The Intercept: Hundreds of travelers have their global airport privileges revoked, and lawyers say it’s another Muslim ban.
Media Matters: Breitbart promoted an illegal Swedish website with neo-Nazi ties and a fondness for smearing immigrants.
Daily Beast: Heather Heyer’s mom says she has to hide her daughter’s grave from neo-Nazis.
Salon: Daily Stormer’s style guide gives us insights into how neo-Nazis recruit young people.
Huffington Post: The maddening frustration of fighting white supremacy.
Orcinus: How Trump leverages ‘fake news’ claims as a wedge between his authoritarian followers and reality.
Washington Post: For Virginia GOP’s provocative Senate hopefuls, Roy Moore’s loss is a warning shot.
Right Wing Watch: After the Moore loss, ‘Baked Alaska’ urges white people to ‘have babies’ and ‘form a coalition.’
Think Progress: Paul Ryan says American women need to have more babies.
WJLA-TV (Charlottesville, VA): Charges facing James Fields in Heather Heyer’s death upgraded to first-degree murder.
Daily Progress (Charlottesville, VA): Protesters shout insults, slogans at ‘Unite the Right’ organizer Kessler, others as hearings set.
WHO-TV (Iowa City, IA): Las Vegas man arrested for leaving racial slurs on black students’ dormitory doors.
Raw Story: Racist woman booted out of Starbucks for ranting about Korean student speaking ‘Oriental.’
Orange County Register: Seal Beach man charged with hate crimes for allegedly threatening and spitting on gay couple.
Daily Mail (UK): Bullying video sensation’s estranged father is a white supremacist with a rap sheet.
CBC News: Toronto man accused of assaulting Muslim family with baseball bat is lawyer from influential family.
