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The white rights organization says several Sanford citizens have called on them fearing their safety.

The very existence of a group that calls itself a 'white rights organization' makes me feel threatened, considering all of those organisations hate anyone that isn't a straight, white male.

Anyone that defends neo-Nazis or any group remotely like them is a piece of shit, end of story.

Only Faux Noise would label Neo-Nazis as "civil rights activists."

But I guess somebody has to stand up for the poor, disenfranchised Caucasians who are in so much danger of losing their God-given human right to gun down minorities in the streets...

articles author: Jennifer Bisram holds a bachelor’s degree in Media Studies and Journalism & Communications and is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, the South Asian Journalists Association, the International Radio and Television Society Foundation, Inc. and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. (http://www.myfoxorlando.com/dpp/about_us/personalities/jennifer_bisram)

Edited at 2012-04-08 06:58 pm (UTC)

is it typical for the article writer to create their own headlines, or are they added later by an editor (or I guess in this case whomever is putting the stuff on the website)?

Yup, editors make the headlines for the articles. I worked at a newspaper for a summer in high school. This was probably because it was a small town paper, but I remember the reporters there being allowed to give input on what the headline before publishing.

But that was print not television journalism so I don't know wtf they do.

I'm not sure what her being 'aware' of it would signify - I'm sure she can see it on the website now, but there isn't usually consultation process with an author when an article is being put up. She wrote the story and turned it in, the editing and headline are then in the hands of someone who's 'publishing' it, in whatever format. (That's why the same article can appear in different places with different headlines.)

Well, this makes me feel nauseous. :\

Haha, civil rights movement. Sure. In the same way +1 is a negative number and can be represented as -(-1).

Edited at 2012-04-08 07:08 pm (UTC)

There are millions who died in World War II who would probably disagree.

People have lost their damn minds.

Ok, my head just exploded.

Looks like it's been taken down now and replaced with a NY Post article that, yes, uses the term "Neo-Nazis." But still!

If you watch the video version (it's on the Little Green Footballs site)the reporter calls the neo-nazis a civil rights group during part of her voice over narration. The video also includes a photo of George Zimmerman with a bright, smiling face and looking not at all scary like he does in his mug shot or the police video. The TV station is definitely on Zimmerman's side with this story, but I think they screwed up by not realizing that calling neo-nazis civil rights activists would create an uproar.

did you say civil whites?
:o

I fucking cannot anymore.

I think it's fucking stupid that people connect fox affiliate stupidity to fox news stupidity as it's not like Ailes is checking all of the stories of every affiliate.

that being said, this news program should be ashamed of itself for taking a group of neo-nazis seriously enough to feature a story on them with an interview yet never talk about the fact that they want to forcefully deport (or worse obviously) all non-whites, jews, and homosexuals.