Hatewatch Headlines 6/8/2018
White supremacists thriving on podcasts; Incel movement’s pop-culture roots; America’s right-work laws have racist roots; and more.
Newsweek: White supremacists have been banned from social media – but they’re thriving on podcasts.
Associated Press: Prosecutor charges neo-Nazi with murder in killing of white woman who was riding with black boyfriend.
Medium: The deadly incel movement’s absurd pop-culture roots.
Right Wing Watch: Liz Crokin thinks Kate Spade may have committed suicide because she was a Satanic pedophile.
Salon: Big business and white supremacy: The racist roots of America’s right-to-work laws.
Rewire: Charlottesville hate rally leader plans another rally – this time near the White House.
Facing South: The anti-LGBT onslaught in Southern courts, by the numbers.
NBC Boston: Twenty years later, the hate crime that killed James Byrd still haunts a Texas town.
Pacific Standard: Some residents of Jasper are working to whitewash the Byrd killing from the town’s history.
WRAL-TV (Raleigh-Durham, NC): Partner at Arujna Capital takes concerns over hate speech, harassment to Google shareholders.
Motherboard: Internal documents show how Facebook decides when a poop emoji is hate speech.
Washington Post: Virginia’s Corey Stewart disavows ties to ‘pro-white’ candidate he once befriended.
KING-5 TV (Seattle, WA): Whitman County GOP considers taking action after alt-righter James Allsup elected to post.
Daytona Beach News-Journal (FL): Daytona man follows racial slur by burning black neighbor’s car, but no hate crime charged.
New York Times: White South Carolina man pleads guilty to forcing black cook to work for years without pay.
Raw Story: Boston lesbian couple assaulted at bar by man screaming homophobic slurs after he saw them kiss.
ABC-13 News (Houston, TX): Alleged Aryan Brotherhood member wanted for string of burglaries.
Fair Observer: What ‘taking the red pill’ means for both the manosphere and the alt-right.
Hope Not Hate: Ex-National Action and BNP members are active in Anne Marie Waters’ For Britain movement.
Radio Praha (Czechoslovakia): Study indicates that ethnic hatred and intolerance is contagious.
