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Who thought we'd have a Nazi problem in 2017? Richard Warman did. Years before the current "Should I punch a Nazi" debate took off, he was taking neo-Nazis to court.

 

As a human rights lawyer, Richard Warman went on mission to take down neo-Nazis using our legal system. He filed more complaints for online hate speech than any other Canadian -- and was hugely successful.

 

But in the process, he got on the bad side of a lot of the media.

 

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Who thought we'd have a Nazi problem in 2017? Richard Warman did. Years before the current "Should I punch a Nazi" debate took off, he was taking neo-Nazis to court.   As a human rights lawyer, Richard Warman went on mission to take down...

Who thought we'd have a Nazi problem in 2017? Richard Warman did. Years before the current "Should I punch a Nazi" debate took off, he was taking neo-Nazis to court.

 

As a human rights lawyer, Richard Warman went on mission to take down neo-Nazis using our legal system. He filed more complaints for online hate speech than any other Canadian -- and was hugely successful.

 

But in the process, he got on the bad side of a lot of the media.

 

Post columnists pen truly offensive shit; another media outlet lays off workers; Donald Trump has us all scrambling. 

Another day, another 81¢ (rounded for inflation).

The team of our Commons podcast weighs in.

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Post columnists pen ; another media outlet ; Donald Trump has us all .  Another day, another 81¢ (rounded for inflation). The team of our weighs in.

Post columnists pen truly offensive shit; another media outlet lays off workers; Donald Trump has us all scrambling. 

Another day, another 81¢ (rounded for inflation).

The team of our Commons podcast weighs in.

It's clear that sports journalism is facing many of the same issues as other facets of the industry: declining ad revenues, job insecurities, and too much content vying for too few eyeballs. It also has some unique challenges.

Joining us to unpack the state of sports media are The Athletic's James Mirtle, Morgan Campbell of the Toronto Star, and longtime freelance journalist Richard Whittall.

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It's clear that sports journalism is facing many of the same issues as other facets of the industry: declining ad revenues, job insecurities, and too much content vying for too few eyeballs. It also has some unique challenges. Joining us to unpack the...

It's clear that sports journalism is facing many of the same issues as other facets of the industry: declining ad revenues, job insecurities, and too much content vying for too few eyeballs. It also has some unique challenges.

Joining us to unpack the state of sports media are The Athletic's James Mirtle, Morgan Campbell of the Toronto Star, and longtime freelance journalist Richard Whittall.

Americans are debating the removal of monuments to problematic historical figures, so I guess we are too. 

Old folks don't want to hear sad stories about feelings on their CBC. Young folks do, apparently.

And the Globe And Mail is slimming for winter.

BuzzFeed Social Media Editor Elamin Abdelmahmoud joins us.

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