Carrie Johnson - Vermont Public Radio

February 14, 2019

Current News - Cesar Sayoc Carrie Johnson - Vermont Public Radio A BBC cameraman was attacked by a Trump supporter yelling 'F--- the media!' at his border rally in Texas - Business Insider MSNBC Guest: Trump's Lifeblood 'Flows from Hatred and Fear,' His Denunciation of Anti-Semitism is Hypocritical - Newsweek MSNBC Guest: Trump's Lifeblood 'Flows from Hatred and Fear,' His Denunciation of Anti-Semitism ... If you've been harassed online, you're not alone. More than half of Americans say they've ... Carrie Johnson - Vermont Public Radio Vermont Public Radio Carrie Johnson is a Justice Correspondent for the Washington Desk. She covers a wide variety of stories about justice issues, law enforcement and legal affairs for NPR's flagship programs Morning Edition and All Things Considered, as well as the Newscasts and NPR.org. Read More A BBC cameraman was attacked by a Trump supporter yelling 'F--- the media!' at his border rally in Texas - Business Insider Business Insider A BBC cameraman was attacked and pushed on Monday night by a President Donald Trump supporter yelling "F--- the media!" at the president's rally in favor of a border wall in El Paso, Texas. Read More MSNBC Guest: Trump's Lifeblood 'Flows from Hatred and Fear,' His Denunciation of Anti-Semitism is Hypocritical - Newsweek Newsweek Princeton University Professor Eddie Glaude Jr. said the president's criticism of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar for controversial tweets was hypocritical. President Donald Trump called for Omar to resign for sending a tweet that was harshly rebuked for being anti-Semitic. Read More MSNBC Guest: Trump's Lifeblood 'Flows from Hatred and Fear,' His Denunciation of Anti-Semitism ... Alerta de Google: Cesar Sayoc Princeton University Professor Eddie Glaude Jr. said the president's criticism of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar for controversial tweets was hypocritical. President Donald Trump called for Omar to resign for sending a tweet that was harshly rebuked for being anti-Semitic. Read More If you've been harassed online, you're not alone. More than half of Americans say they've ... Alerta de Google: Cesar Sayoc Harassment. Physical threats. Bigotry. Hate has become an almost unavoidable fact of life on the internet. More than half of Americans – 53 percent – say they were subjected to hateful speech and harassment in 2018. Read More

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