
Days After Synagogue Massacre, Online Hate is Thriving
A website popular with racists that was used by the man charged in the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre was shut down within hours of the slaughter, but it hardly mattered.
A website popular with racists that was used by the man charged in the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre was shut down within hours of the slaughter, but it hardly mattered.
A neo-Nazi website claimed credit for the fliers, which were found posted at college campuses and other locations across the United States.
An 18 August 2017 tweet from Jason Kessler's Twitter account described slain counter-protester Heather Heyer as a "fat, disgusting Communist."
A post on neo-Nazi web site Daily Stormer suggested the site was seized by Anonymous, but it's more likely that they simply lost their web hosting.
A fake, satirical story originally published by a white supremacist web site has been republished several times as fact.
A call to action by the anti-Semitic 'The Daily Stormer' revealed the names and personal contact information of Jewish people they claimed had 'harassed and extorted' the parents of white supremacist Richard Spencer.
New Balance became the target of a media hoaxing white supremacist site after an executive commented about trade policies and president-elect Donald Trump.
A small number of social media users created fictitious white student union Facebook pages for several large universities, but overwhelming evidence points to a hoax.