Hatewatch Headlines 12/21/2017
How badly is the Bundy case screwed up? Media gear up for voting-rights assault; Faith Goldy recites, embraces the ’14 Words’; and more.
Mother Jones: The government has screwed up the Cliven Bundy case even worse than we realized.
Media Matters: How right-wing media are laying the groundwork for an assault on voting rights in 2018.
Huffington Post: America's most notorious Nazi is on the lam. Won't you come home, Andrew Anglin?
Right Wing Watch: YouTube personality Faith Goldy embraces the white-supremacist ‘14 Words.’
USA Today: Twitter purge taking out some of the more extreme voices of white supremacist hate groups.
TechCrunch: YouTube claims that more artificial intelligence can fix the AI-generated ‘bubbles of hate.’
Columbia Journalism Review: Study finds that educating news consumers about the media can curb the appeal of conspiracy theories.
Huffington Post: Surprise, surprise, the alt-right is taking credit for the backlash against The Last Jedi.
Salon: Before his suicide among child-abuse charges, Dan Johnson was becoming a star among the far right.
Raw Story: ESPN’s Jemele Hill stands firm, says Trump is a ‘white supremacist’ who bullies people of color.
Patch (Michigan): Alt-right Catholic group to host Christmas event outside Ferndale City Hall.
NBC-5 News (Chicago): Ex-journalist gets five-year prison sentence for making threats against Jewish centers.
ProPublica: One family’s fight against the government as it attempts to claim their land in order to build Trump’s border wall.
The Guardian (UK): British MPs press social-media firms over their failures to take down hate speech.
