Let's get a bunch of local reporters talking about the "worrying" trend that white people asking other whites not to hate themselves.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3519087&forum_id=2#32568070)

https://ijnet.org/en/blog/tips-media-outlets-looking-counter-hate-speech-against-migrants-refugees

Tips for media outlets looking to counter hate speech against migrants, refugees

Patrick Butler | February 03, 2017

Just a day before President Donald Trump announced an executive order to suspend entry to the United States by all people from seven majority Muslim countries and refugees from anywhere, journalists and officials from around the world met in Brussels to talk about how the media can counter hate speech against migrants and refugees.

Though Trump had not yet issued his order, participants talked about how the media have covered Trump’s election, Brexit and the growth of anti-immigrant parties across Europe. They agreed that some media coverage has fueled the growth of movements that demonize migrants and refugees, but that responsible reporting can help people see migrants in a different light.

Sponsored by the European Union and the U.N. Alliance of Civilizations, the conference was aimed at developing recommendations for journalists, media and governments. The recommendations included:

Give space for more migrant and refugee voices to be heard. Much media coverage of these communities presents them either as victims or perpetrators. While journalists should not censor themselves in reporting cases where migrants are victims or perpetrators, they should also report on their lives in a broader sense -- as parents, workers, students or artists.

Target those who advertise in media that publishes hate speech and “fake news.” Hate speech can be lucrative for some media organizations. If businesses know that consumers will punish them for advertising in media that report on immigration issues unfairly, hate speech might become less profitable.

Begin a dialogue with social media companies to address their role in spreading hate speech. This can include training people who review content for social media sites, or finding technical solutions, such as algorithms, to identify and shut down hate speech.

Foster partnerships between media and civil society and encourage more dialogue between journalists and activists. Journalists should always maintain their independence, but activists and civil society organizations can provide an important perspective to their coverage.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3519087&forum_id=2#32568107)

I'm surprised at how blatant that is.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3519087&forum_id=2#32568115)

"Recently, area residents reported disturbing, racist flyers appearing in the area. We managed to find some of these flyers still up. Please be warned, viewers may find the following images highly disturbing."

*Flyer: "Being white is alright! :-)*

"Thith nazi propaganda hath to stop" said an area shitlib we spoke to.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3519087&forum_id=2#32568095)

Chyron: Deborah Gold

"We are concerned about fostering a climate of inclusion, not division. This kind of speech is not helpful for dialogue and understanding. It implicitly reinforces supremacy, and that is not what our campus community is about."

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3519087&forum_id=2#32568111)

we own the next generation of white males and there's nothing they can do about it. they're dug in too deep. they thought we had to defeat them but we don't. all we need to do is win one generation of white men.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3519087&forum_id=2#35040038)