Elder High School's\u00a0student cheering section\u00a0chanted\u00a0racial\u00a0terms at an African-American player and a multiracial player for St. Xavier High School's basketball team Friday night.\r\nSt. Xavier player Nate Stockman is multiracial, including Asian. Elder students chanted \"P.F. Chang\" at him.\u00a0It wasn't the first time the term had been used, said the player's mother, Susan Stockman.\r\n\"Last year, it was a few whispers,\" she said. This year it was most all of Elder's student section.\r\n\"It was 'Hey No. 2, open your eyes,'\" she said. \"'Hey, No. 2 can you open them bigger?' Then when he went to do his free throws they started yelling 'USA USA.'\"\r\nAfrican-American player Bobby Jefferson was also taunted with taunts highlighting stereotypes about blacks. The chants\u00a0happened during the game Friday night between St. Xavier and Elder on\u00a0Cincinnati's West Side. They could be heard on a video of the game posted at EHSports.com, which features news on Elder High sporting events.<\/p>","more_info":"https:\/\/www.cincinnati.com\/story\/news\/local\/cincinnati\/2018\/02\/06\/cincinnati-elder-high-school-students-allegedly-chant-racist-name-st-x-baskebtall-game-asian-ancestr\/311569002\/","longitude":"-84.579944","latitude":"39.112559"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Legislative staffers say pro-Trump supporters called them \u2018illegal\u2019 for being dark-skinned","description":"Supporters of President Donald Trump singled out dark-skinned lawmakers, legislative staffers and children at the Capitol on Jan. 25 as they protested congressional efforts to pass immigration reform, according to staffers of the Arizona Legislature and two Democratic legislators.\r\nWaving large flags in support of Trump while standing between the House and Senate buildings, the protesters, who were also armed, asked just about anyone who crossed their path if they \u201csupport illegal immigration.\u201d\r\nThey called some \u201cillegal\u201d and told them to \u201cgo home,\u201d barbs they reserved for those with brown skin, according to the staffers.","more_info":"https:\/\/azcapitoltimes.com\/news\/2018\/01\/26\/arizona-capitol-eric-descheenie-cesar-chavez-lisette-flores-selianna-robles-katie-hobbs-tomas-robles-trump-supports-yell-illegal\/","longitude":"-112.074037","latitude":"33.448377"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Homes of Indonesian immigrants in NJ sanctuary ransacked, advocate says","description":"
A day after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents came knocking at Harry Pangemanan's door, his two U.S.-born daughters returned to the Highland Park house, escorted by a volunteer, and spotted the front door open.\r\nThen, he said, they spotted the crushed door frame and items strewn around the floor of their bedrooms.\r\n\"Whoever did this one, they (did) not just do the damage to me, but I just want to make it known to everyone that they did damage to Americans' lives,\" said Harry Pangemanan, an immigrant without legal status\u00a0who on Thursday entered sanctuary<\/a>\u00a0at the Reformed Church of Highland Park. \"They started\u00a0destroying my children's lives.\"\r\nThe Rev. Seth Kaper-Dale\u00a0said Pangemanan's was one of two houses ransacked between Friday and Saturday morning. The Edison home of Arthur Jemmy and Silfia Tobing, an Indonesian Christian couple who entered sanctuary in October to escape deportation, was also trashed.\r\n\"I don't know what to say,\" said Arthur Jemmy, also an immigrant without legal status. \"I'm speechless.\"\r\nKaper-Dale said church members notified the Highland Park and Edison police departments. Highland Park police said the incident at Pangemanan's house is being investigated as a burglary.<\/p>","more_info":"https:\/\/www.app.com\/story\/news\/politics\/new-jersey\/2018\/01\/27\/homes-indonesian-immigrants-sanctuary-vandalized-seth-kaper-dale-says\/1071879001\/","longitude":"-74.424318","latitude":"40.495938"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"\\\"Dear Wetbacks\\\": this Hispanic family found a racist letter on their front door","description":"On Tuesday, December 19, when Lucia* and her three children were leaving home to head to school, her middle child, Guillermo, noticed a note on the front door. Lucia thought it might be from some of the children in the building, who are friends with her kids. But the 10-year-old warned her: \"It's kind of ugly, Mommy.\"\r\n\"Dear Wetbacks, 23 of you?\" This is your neighbor 615, no one likes your loud ass wetback music, ok? You want to play that loud go back to where you belong ok? Mexico!!! You are in America so act like it. We want to build a wall to keep nasty ass spics like you out. You can't read this ... so suck my d*ck!\"\r\n<\/b><\/i>Although Lucia, 31, says she did not understand everything in the letter because she is not completely fluent in English, she did understand that it contained insults about her family and references to Donald Trump's promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border. Her son asked her what it meant to be a \"wetback,\" and she explained that it is an insulting term for Mexican immigrants. She then tried to downplay the incident in front of her children, and took them to school.","more_info":"https:\/\/www.univision.com\/univision-news\/united-states\/dear-wetbacks-this-hispanic-family-found-a-racist-letter-on-their-front-door","longitude":"-117.924212","latitude":"33.870365"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Terrorist plot by militia group in Kansas thwarted","description":"Federal investigators said Friday they stopped a domestic terrorism plot by a militia group that planned to detonate bombs at a Garden City apartment complex where a number of Somalis live.\r\nThree southwest Kansas men were arrested and charged in federal court with domestic terrorism, Acting U.S. Attorney Tom Beall said at a news conference in downtown Wichita.","more_info":"http:\/\/www.kansas.com\/news\/local\/crime\/article108279072.html","longitude":"-100.872662","latitude":"37.971690"},{"image":"","video":"https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/betty.j.willard\/videos\/10210206452666686\/","name":"KIOW Statement in regards to video feed incident November 28th","description":"On Tuesday, November 28th<\/sup>, two employees of KIOW made comments that were insensitive, thoughtless and degrading to others.\u00a0 These comments were deplorable, and the staff and management of KIOW in no way condones or supports these comments.\r\nThese comments never aired on KIOW Radio.\u00a0 They did, however, appear on a video feed that appeared on a school website.\r\nThat night when we learned of these comments, we were in contact with the Eagle Grove School District and gathered information about the incident.\u00a0 On Thursday morning, November 30, a letter of apology was sent to school officials, along with details of our actions in regards to the two employees involved.\r\nAs a result, one employee was fired from her position with the station, and the other was placed on indefinite suspension.\r\nKIOW Radio has a long history of promoting and supporting student athletes, coaches and schools.\u00a0 As a company, we take great pride in spotlighting the great efforts of our local citizens, schools and communities, and we will demand that all company employees adhere to this policy.","more_info":"https:\/\/kiow.com\/2017\/12\/04\/kiow-statement-in-regards-to-video-feed-incident-november-28th\/","longitude":"-93.904447","latitude":"42.664140"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Austin students protest, accuse teacher of saying \u2018go back to Mexico\u2019","description":"At least 60 students walked out of a South Austin middle school and circled the school building Wednesday afternoon in protest of a teacher\u2019s culturally insensitive comments to a student, according to students and school officials.\r\nSeveral Fulmore Middle School students who participated in the walkout Wednesday told the American-Statesman they were protesting because a teacher in a social and emotional learning class had told a student, who was speaking Spanish at the time, to \u201cgo back to Mexico.\u201d","more_info":"http:\/\/www.mystatesman.com\/news\/local-education\/austin-students-protest-accuse-teacher-saying-back-mexico\/eHzp0DxlvABuXoyrVJbuqI\/","longitude":"-97.743061","latitude":"30.267153"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Anti-Muslim campaign flyers","description":"Yesterday, a flyer w\/ word \u201cterrorist\u201d above a pic of me was circulated in Hob. Of course this is troubling, but we won\u2019t let hate win.","more_info":"https:\/\/twitter.com\/RaviBhalla\/status\/926795691720048640\/photo\/1","longitude":"-74.032363","latitude":"40.743991"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"\u2018DEPORT\u2019: Racist campaign mailers target Asian school board candidates","description":"In large white letters against a navy background, the slogan\u00a0on the campaign mailers made clear their objective: \u201cMAKE EDISON GREAT AGAIN.\u201d\r\nPhotos of two Edison, N.J., school board candidates \u2014 Jerry Shi and Falguni Patel \u2014 flanked the all-caps text, styled to mimic the \u201cMake America Great Again\u201d campaign posters used by President Trump.\r\nBoth Shi and Patel are of Asian descent. And both, on the fliers, have the word \u201cDEPORT\u201d stamped beneath their pictures.\r\nThe postcards targeting the school board candidates have been arriving in the mailboxes of Edison residents this week, just days before the town\u2019s elections on Tuesday. They have provoked outrage\u00a0for their blatant racism\u00a0\u2014 and also sparked questions about how and where they originated.","more_info":"https:\/\/www.washingtonpost.com\/news\/education\/wp\/2017\/11\/02\/deport-racist-campaign-mailers-target-asian-school-board-candidates\/?tid=hybrid_experimentrandom_with_top_mostshared_2_na-amp&utm_term=.0690135cf203","longitude":"-74.412095","latitude":"40.518715"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"White Nationalist Rallies in Tennessee Spark Counter-Protests","description":"Two\u00a0white nationalist<\/a>\u00a0rallies took place in Tennessee on Saturday, October 28: one in Shelbyville and another in Murfreesboro,\u00a0USA Today reports<\/a>. They were protesting the presence of immigrants from Somalia, Sudan, and other parts of the world. Some cited a\u00a0shooting that took place in a Nashville church<\/a>\u00a0on September 24, whose suspect is a Sudanese immigrant who now legally lives in the U.S.\r\n\r\nIn Shelbyville, around 200 white nationalists showed up. They held confederate flags, called for closing borders and deporting immigrants, and chanted \"white lives matter\" and the Nazi slogan \"blood and soil.\" The white nationalist organization League of the South held a sign reading \"southern cultural genocide.\" Someone on the white nationalist side of the protest was arrested for \"threatening behavior.\" However, around 400 counter-protesters overshadowed the white nationalists, yelling \"Black lives matter\" and playing Martin Luther King, Jr.'s \"I Have a Dream\" speech. Police kept the protesters and counter-protesters separate,\u00a0The Tennessean<\/em>\u00a0reports<\/a>.","more_info":"https:\/\/www.teenvogue.com\/story\/white-lives-matter-rallies-tennessee","longitude":"-86.460272","latitude":"35.483406"},{"image":"","video":"","name":" \\'Vile racial hatred\\' led to hate crimes charges for Goshen men","description":" Two Goshen men accused of targeting a black neighbor have been charged with hate crimes, District Attorney Tim Ward announced Wednesday.\r\nThe charges follow a stabbing Sunday in Goshen that left a man in critical condition in Fresno's Community Regional Medical Center. The man, whose name wasn't released, is black.\r\nWitnesses say the men yelled racial slurs at the man before beating and stabbing him. Residents believe the incident was race-related and came forward this week to defend the man, who they called, a \"good neighbor.\"\r\n\"A victim of a violent crime suffers from physical injuries of the assault and also from the mental trauma that comes with an attack. What can make a violent attack even more egregious, more traumatic, more hurtful, is when that attack was motivated by something as vile as racial hatred,\" Ward said.\u00a0\"As prosecutors and members of this community, our souls cringe when we review cases where suspects are accused of spewing racial slurs followed by violence.\"<\/p>\r\n\r\n A white nationalist rally dubbed \"Charlottesville 3.0\" could provide a blueprint for future controversial protests\u00a0across the nation even as livid political leaders struggle to halt the demonstrations they consider racist.<\/p>\r\n The rally on Saturday, featuring white supremacist leader\u00a0Richard Spencer, was the third prompted by the Virginia city's plans to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from its\u00a0Emancipation Park.\r\nThe previous\u00a0rally\u00a0in August\u00a0escalated into violence that left one counter-protester dead and ignited a political firestorm when President Trump cited \"blame on both sides.\"\r\nThe tiki torch-lit, 10-minute rally Saturday night drew 40 to 50 protesters, who listened to fiery speeches, sang\u00a0Dixie\u00a0<\/em>and\u00a0chanted slogans such as \"the South will rise again.\"\r\n\"You are going to have to get used to the alt-right,\" Spencer said to applause. \"You are going to have to get used to white identity.\"<\/p>","more_info":"https:\/\/www.usatoday.com\/story\/news\/nation\/2017\/10\/08\/white-supremacists-say-rally-charlottesville-model-more-protests-across-south\/744087001\/","longitude":"-78.476678","latitude":"38.029306"},{"image":"","video":"http:\/\/www.wbtv.com\/story\/36450153\/video-cms-substitute-teacher-accused-of-telling-student-go-back-to-where-you-speak-spanish","name":"VIDEO: CMS substitute teacher accused of telling student \\'go back to where you speak Spanish\\'","description":"A substitute teacher at a Charlotte-Mecklenburg School is at the center of a review after a video was posted to social media that appeared to show the teacher scolding a student for speaking Spanish.\r\nThe incident happened at South Mecklenburg High School Monday morning. The video, shared on Facebook, shows the teacher standing over the desk of a student.\r\n\"Go back to where you speak Spanish if you don't want to speak English,\" the teacher can be heard saying.","more_info":"","longitude":"-80.843127","latitude":"35.227087"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"\\'Put the Panic Back in Hispanic\\': Photo at Robertsdale pep rally sparks criticism","description":"For the second time in recent months, the Baldwin County School System finds itself investigating a politically-charged incident at one of its schools.\r\nThe latest involves a picture, shared on social media Saturday, of two Robertsdale high school students standing and smiling with the school's mascot. One of the girls is holding a President Donald Trump political sign, that reads \"Making America Great Again.\" The other is holding a homemade sign that reads, \"Put the Panic Back in Hispanic.\"\r\n\"We are aware of a photo that appears to be taken at a Robertsdale High School football pep rally Friday, Sept. 15, that is circulating on social media containing political banners and unacceptable language,\" Baldwin County Superintendent Eddie Tyler said in a statement. \"School administrators, as well as my office, are following up on the matter.\"\r\nThe photo stoked criticism on Facebook and Twitter. One current student said she is \"sad\" to be a member of the senior class, and others demanded the school system and Robertsdale high school officials be held accountable.","more_info":"http:\/\/www.al.com\/news\/mobile\/index.ssf\/2017\/09\/baldwin_school_officials.html","longitude":"-83.232099","latitude":"33.080143"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"The Family Of A Young Biracial Boy Says He Was Hung By A Rope By Teenagers","description":"The family of an 8-year-old biracial boy in Claremont, New Hampshire, said a group of teenagers hurled rocks at him, called him racially charged words, and then pulled a rope around his neck and hung him.\r\nThe boy's grandmother, Lorrie Slattery, said the incident occurred on an afternoon in late August when her grandson was playing with teenagers in the neighborhood in a backyard.\r\n\"The (teenagers) said, \u2018Look at this,\u2019 supposedly putting the rope around their necks,\u201d Slattery\u00a0told<\/a>\u00a0the Valley News. \u201cOne boy said to (her grandson), \u2018Let\u2019s do this,\u2019 and then pushed him off the picnic table and hung him.\u201d The boy survived.\r\nThe alleged details of the events are based on Slattery's account, which itself is based on what the boy and his 11-year-old sister, who was present, told their mother, Cassandra Merlin.\r\nThe boy's uncle, Lyric Merlin, posted a photo of the boy's injured neck on Facebook on Aug. 28, the day of the alleged incident.\r\n\"My nephew was hung from a tree by a 14yr old who claims 'it was an accident,\" Merlin wrote. \"I don't care what kind of excuse this teenager has but you DO NOT play with somebody's life.\"","more_info":"https:\/\/www.buzzfeed.com\/talalansari\/family-says-boy-was-injured-in-hanging?utm_term=.rnJv7A007#.tolm43oo4","longitude":"-72.337874","latitude":"43.372864"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"A DACA Recipient Says A Fellow College Student Put Out A Call For Her To Be Deported","description":"An undocumented college student in Kentucky has complained her university is not abiding by its own non-discrimination policy after she said she was targeted for deportation by a classmate.\r\nPaola Garcia, a 21-year-old student at Transylvania University in Lexington who received immigration protection under President Obama's DACA program \u2014 which is\u00a0being rescinded by President Trump<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 complained to her school when the classmate put a post in a far-right Facebook group urging for her to be reported to officials.\r\n\"Everyone go report this illegal at my school bragging about breaking the law,\" Taylor Ragg wrote on Facebook. (He has since deleted his account).\r\nIn an emotional video uploaded to YouTube, Garcia said she began receiving vitriolic messages from people, including a picture of someone filling out a tip form reporting her to Homeland Security.\r\nAccording to Garcia, one message read, \"Hope you enjoyed your visit. Back to them dirt floors of your homeland, stinky ass.\"\r\nGarcia said she was brought to the US when she was 2 years old. As a DACA recipient, or \"Dreamer,\" she enjoys legal protections from deportation because she was brought to the US as a child.\r\n\"I've dealt with racism, discrimination, threats, name-calling \u2014 just blatant ignorance. And I usually suck it up, bite my tongue, let it go,\" she said in her tearful video.","more_info":"https:\/\/www.buzzfeed.com\/davidmack\/daca-transy-kentucky?utm_term=.ll0kYlyyY#.xm98m755m","longitude":"-84.503716","latitude":"38.040584"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Attorneys Suspect Motel 6 Calling ICE on Undocumented Guests","description":"On a hot Wednesday in June, Manuel Rodriguez-Juarez, a 33-year-old landscaper, got into an argument with his live-in girlfriend.\r\nThe front-desk clerk told him that he needed to show identification in order to reserve a room. Rodriguez-Juarez handed over the only thing he had \u2014 a Mexican voter ID card.\r\nSix hours later, he was lying on the bed, watching TV, when he heard a knock at the door.\r\nHe opened it. Three agents from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement were waiting for him.\r\nWhen asked, Rodriguez-Juarez admitted that he wasn\u2019t authorized to be in the United States. He\u2019s currently being held at the immigration detention center in Florence while his lawyer, Juan Rocha, tries to get him asylum.\r\nWhile the case is pending, Rocha is trying to figure out something that\u2019s been bothering him: Did someone at Motel 6 tip off ICE?\r\nThere's certainly reason to think so.","more_info":"http:\/\/www.phoenixnewtimes.com\/news\/motel-6-calling-ice-undocumented-guests-phoenix-immigration-lawyers-9683244","longitude":"-112.074037","latitude":"33.448377"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Man charged in Cleveland hate crime arrested","description":"A Pennsylvania man charged in a hate-crime attack that left a Westlake man unconscious was arrested Monday, police said.\r\nGregory Brzoza, 24,<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0is in the Cleveland City Jail awaiting his first court appearance, which has not been scheduled.\r\nBrzoza was arrested Monday, according to court records. Cleveland police spokesman Det. Reginald Lanton said he was unsure of the details surrounding Brzoza's arrest.\r\nBrzoza is accused of attacking a 22-year-old man on Aug. 20 at a food truck in the East Bank of the Flats.\r\nThe man was standing in line with friend to order food when Brzoza, who is white, yelled at him several times saying: \"you don't belong, go back to your own country,\" according to police.\r\nBrzoza also yelled anti-gay slurs at the man, according to court records.\r\nThe police report does not list the 22-year-old man's ethnicity. Brzoza, however, kept referring to the 22-year-old man as an \"Indian,\" according to police.\r\nBrzoza punched the man at least twice in the face, according to police. The man hit his head on the concrete. The impact knocked him unconscious.\r\nHe suffered a broken jaw and had one tooth knocked out and several others that were loose, according to police reports.","more_info":"http:\/\/www.cleveland.com\/metro\/index.ssf\/2017\/08\/man_charged_in_cleveland_hate.html#incart_m-rpt-1","longitude":"-81.694361","latitude":"41.499320"},{"image":"","video":"","name":"Noose found hanging outside Alabama church","description":"