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    close to them from the attacks. Tragic events such as mass killings and hate crimes against race and gender have greatly increased over the years although society thinks that even if tragic events affect the immunity of the people, positive reactions still come from the people.…

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    Hate crimes are often committed by individuals who experienced exposure to one view bias teachings and media. According to ucr.fbi.gov, “There were 5,818 single-bias incidents that involved 6,837 offenses, 7,121 victims, and 5,475 known offenders.”. If a person is only being taught a single view their whole life it is easy to give them a justification for committing a crime against someone who opposes their beliefs. IN the news today many hate crimes are a result of racial-profiling…

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    Different forms of Hate crime : (copsey report) • threat of aggression in forms of offensive letters, abusive or indecent telephone calls, groups hanging around to intimidate, and baseless, malicious complaints; • Verbal abuse, insults or harassment - taunting, offensive posters and leaflets, abusive gestures, dumping of garbage through letterboxes or outside homes , and bullying at school or in the workplace. (http://www.cps.gov.uk/news/fact_sheets/hate_crime/ ) • physical attacks like…

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    The law is truly the most important aspect in a civilized society, the law is made to protect people and stop others from committing harmful actions. As acts are passed, things tend to change for better or worse. There have been a large number of society-altering acts passed, each one affecting different people in different ways; Whether the effect was social, political or economic, depends on perspective and where you, as a person, stand in society. The law is truly the most important aspect of…

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    What do we all have in common within this room? Here, let me give you a hint, it includes our anatomy. We were all born this way; human. Who knew such a simple word could carry so much power behind it. This word grants one human rights no matter what race, gender, or religion they are accompanied by. I have another question for you all, why are people all around the world being denied basic human rights because of factors that they cannot control, such as homosexuality or gender identification?…

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    numerous hate crimes go unreported each year. (Fbi.gov, 2010) Some people are afraid to report hate crimes because of fear or retaliation against them and their family. I am of mixed heritage myself and I am in a relationship with a Caucasian man. We once lived in a very urban community where Caucasian’s were practically nonexistent. African American men were throwing bottles at our car and racist slurs were used to describe us as a couple. Since I was pregnant were afraid to report the crime.…

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    assults, both physically and verbally, towards muslims. The number of hate crimes towards muslims has increased drastically and little to nothing has been done to stop these acts. Hate crimes against muslim include accusing someone of being a terrorist because they are muslims or blaming them for terrorist attack, defacing women wearing hijabs or other traditional head coverage and defacing mosques or muslim graves. Many of the hate crimes perpetrated against Muslims in the United States have…

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    country, racism against black people must be something of the past (Brunners, 2015). Almost immediately after becoming the president-elect, he started receiving threats and hate mail, purely because of the color of his skin (Neiwert, 2016). In the years between 2008 and present time, the United States has seen numerous hate crimes…

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    the victim of a hate crime. Furthermore, this number is disproportionately higher for ethnic minorities, disabled people and young persons. Sadly, the more progressive attitudes in society do not negate the fact that we still have a long way to go before LGBT people are treated equally. Schools have great power…

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    Hate crimes are vindictive, vigorous acts perpetrated against individuals or groups based on resentment of values, religion, race, and life style preferences. Thus, it is a violent form of criminality motivated by prejudice or intolerance towards an individual’s national origin, ethnicity, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability. It has exacerbated in the past few years. Nevertheless, a person’s sexual orientation can contribute to a person being a target of…

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