Online retail giant Amazon removed from its marketplace holiday ornaments, bottle openers and other products that displayed images from the Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz. In related news, the International Skating Union (ISU) apologized after nominating a Russian skater, who donned Auschwitz-themed attire, for costume of the year. And in Montreal, McGill University’s student government was condemned after forcing one of its members to cancel a trip to Israel or resign.

Read on for more on these headlines, news you can use to fight hate and the latest info about ADL from around the country.

• The social media platform @Telegram has emerged as a gathering place for the international white supremacist community, as well as other extremists…
• It’s that time of year when students, parents, and teachers face what’s known as the “December Dilemma…”
• TruNews continues to push #antiSemitic conspiracies about impeachment. This #hate has no business on @Twitter, as well as @YouTube & @Facebook…

• Hate Crime Reports Down in Missouri Almost 40% But Some Are Skeptical (St. Louis Public Radio)
• Racist, obscene graffiti causing concern in Mesa (ABC Arizona -- Carlos Galindo-Elvira interviewed)
• The History of White Supremacy and Racism in America Today (Think Tank with Steve Adubato -- Oren Segal interviewed)

• Influential neo-Nazi eats at soup kitchens, lives in government housing (NBC News -- Joanna Mendelson interviewed)
• At ADL conference, a focus on schools, reactions by students and teachers to anti-Semitism (JNS.org)
• Linda Sarsour clarifies her comment that Israel is ‘built on the idea that Jews are supreme to everyone else’ (JTA)