Do you know where most reported hate crimes occurred at? During 2016, most reported hate crime incidents(31.5 percent) happened in or near residences or homes. A number of individuals had stated that lack of tolerance and hatred can bring terrorism here in our country. Due to statistics, the FBI has described hate crimes as a “criminal offense against a person or property motivated in whole or in part by an offender’s bias against a race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, ethnicity, gender, or gender identity. Hate crimes opposite to another human being can be as trivial as a basic attack with no weapon in sight. But it can also be extremely severe as in the case of murder or even rape.Hate crimes is a social issue because it is a devastating impact on the communities where they occur at.
Data that holds information from 14,997 law enforcement agencies, reveals 5,850 criminal incidents and 6,885 …show more content…
she traveled back to the UK, as a single parent in 1992 with five small children. The family moved to Paignton in 1995 to be closer to Gaby's sister. Gaby's kids were African Yemeni and when they arrived they didn’t speak English. There were not many families like them in Paignton. So they experienced racism and became a victim of hate crimes. Gaby was having lots of problems and because she could not find help for her African kids. So she had to fight back physically, to protect her young ones that she loved very. Her kids were being attacked and when one of her sons was punched, Gaby threatened the criminal and had him arrested. SARI a (Scholarship and Research Integrity) program at Penn State walked in and brought her family to Bristol. Gaby has still witnessed hatred every day and sometimes she and her family come across racism. The big difference that her family finally understands is how to deal with hate crimes and where to find help if they ever need
Data that holds information from 14,997 law enforcement agencies, reveals 5,850 criminal incidents and 6,885 …show more content…
she traveled back to the UK, as a single parent in 1992 with five small children. The family moved to Paignton in 1995 to be closer to Gaby's sister. Gaby's kids were African Yemeni and when they arrived they didn’t speak English. There were not many families like them in Paignton. So they experienced racism and became a victim of hate crimes. Gaby was having lots of problems and because she could not find help for her African kids. So she had to fight back physically, to protect her young ones that she loved very. Her kids were being attacked and when one of her sons was punched, Gaby threatened the criminal and had him arrested. SARI a (Scholarship and Research Integrity) program at Penn State walked in and brought her family to Bristol. Gaby has still witnessed hatred every day and sometimes she and her family come across racism. The big difference that her family finally understands is how to deal with hate crimes and where to find help if they ever need