Lufthansa "Non-Apology" After Jews Blocked from Flight; Neo-Nazi Protests at Disney World Entrance

In light of The Wall Street Journal's explosive series on Facebook, it is clear we have to rein in the company and other social media platforms. Read on to learn why this current moment is pivotal for reforming Big Tech.

Many people define doxing as posting someone’s personal information online. But doxing as a blanket term threatens to ignore the crucial difference between criminal doxing on the one hand, and, on the other hand, lawfully identifying people online, where the purpose may be to protect others, track down extremists or report on a public interest story. This is why ADL and State Senator Adam Morfeld worked together to introduce legislation to outlaw criminal doxing in Nebraska.

The mission of ADL is to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all.

One year ago, ADL launched Backspace Hate, an initiative supporting victims and targets of online hate and harassment by raising awareness and passing legislation to better hold perpetrators accountable for their harmful actions online. We’re energized by the progress we’ve made but know there is a lot more to do.

Washington state has shown tremendous leadership in enacting legislation protecting targets and victims of online hate and harassment, which can have serious and potentially fatal consequences.

Use children's literature to talk about bullying and ally behavior in the elementary and middle school classroom.

President Trump directs “blatantly racist” tweets at four Democratic Congresswomen of color, telling them to “go back” to where they came from. Argentina marks the solemn 25th anniversary of the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, which killed 85 and wounded 300. White supremacists in Massachusetts have launched a coordinated fliering campaign, targeting area synagogues with propaganda labeling the Holocaust “fake news.”

Suicide bombers, possibly motivated by ISIS, attack churches and tourist attractions in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, killing more than 250 people; lawmakers in Alabama compare abortion to the Holocaust in proposed legislation; and the leader of a New Mexico militia movement is arrested on gun charges after ‘detaining’ migrants on the Southern border. Read on for more on these headlines, news you can use to fight hate this week, and the latest info about ADL from around the country.

From our vantage point as an anti-hate organization in the United States, the recent series of racist and anti-Semitic incidents in European sports is really a lamentable state of affairs. Anti-Semitismand hate should have no place in sports, period. And it doesn’t have to be this way.

New research reveals a connection between who voters favored in the 2016 presidential election and the extent to which middle school students were teased or bullied on the basis of race and ethnicity. Here's what we can do about it.

At ADL’s Center for Technology and Society we know that video games can be a meaningful force for good in society. Games can be incredible tools in helping to challenge bias and create respectful and inclusive communities. So, in partnership with the biggest game hackathon organization in the world we recently hosted our second annual ADL Game Jam. Over two weekends, in eight sites across the US, 100 participants created 25 games.

ADL's Center for Technology and Society's new and innovative work to fight hate and bias in games and emerging media.

Students and their families may need advice about how to approach their First Amendment rights, especially when their school tries to force students to participate or imposes consequences for not doing so. This blog provides information and advice for students and their families.

Over the past several months many thousands of peaceful counter-protesters have taken to the streets to speak out against the hateful ideology of white supremacists and other bigots.Among those counter-protesters, a small number of antifa, or “anti-fascists,” have encouraged -- and sometimes actively engaged in -- violence.