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    Cause Of Hate Crimes

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    ‘’A person is born with feelings of envy and hate. If he gives way to them, they will lead him to violence and crime, and any sense good will be abandoned for bad’’. People can hate and envy a race to the point of hurting them. People can hate Homosexuals or Bisexuals to the point of killing them or making them commit suicide for choosing what makes them contented with life. People can dislike a religion because of who or what their religion believes. A race, sexuality or religion can make a…

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    is sensed throughout the film. One may analyze particular racial actions demonstrated in the film as an attempt to explain how prejudice and discrimination developed and became manifested within the characters. Derek, viewed by society as a Nazi Skinhead, was defined as one of the most powerful and influential individuals in the film. His attitudes and behaviors were observed and internalized by his younger brother, Danny. As the film concludes, the audience develops a realization as to why…

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    Are Hate Crime Laws Effective? Recent legislations have been passed to control the rate of bias motivated crimes in the United States. Such crimes are referred to as hate crimes and include the targeting of a victim based on their race, religion, nationality, sexual orientation, gender, disability, etc. Those who take part in hate crimes are to be charged with tougher penalties than those who commit the same crime without bias motivation or, in other words, carry out an act on a victim…

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    Disenfranchised Groups in America "What if the skinheads want to do the Pledge of Allegiance, we 're gonna [sic] do that too?" said Laura Ingraham, on her radio show."To some people that would be offensive, we 're gonna[sic] let them do that?"(Connar) Ingraham was commenting on an upstate New York school where a student saying the Pledge of Allegiance in Arabic, with the intention of celebrating and promoting multiculturalism during foreign language week. There are many people in this country…

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    Also, there’s no need for her to even say this, as it sounds contrived. There’s repetitive dialogue about Valentino dating “big girls.” On page 38, it shouldn’t be Valentino talking – it should be Bob. The idea of the skinheads and them being chased doesn’t work with Stan. It doesn’t fit with the storyline and it’s doesn’t add strong humor. The idea that they went to a motel and it becomes a misunderstanding is appreciated, but just not how executed. The first scene with…

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    Hundred and seventeen hate groups are currently operating in the U.S.”, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center(SPLC). 100 of the 917 hate groups belong to White nationalists, 130 belong to the Ku Klux Klan, 43 are Neo-Confederates, 78 are racist skinheads, and 99 are neo-Nazi’s(Hate Map). According to Ishaan Tharoor’s Washington Post article titled, “U.S. owes Black people for a History of ‘Racial Terrorism,’ the” domination of one group over another, continues to to negatively impact the…

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    California’s “war on gangs.” While the task force’s analysis of gang violence included white middle-class “Heavy Metal” and “Satanic” gangs, and concluded that Black and Brown youths were the most likely to be gang members, it completely ignored the growing skinhead and neo-Nazi gangs in the same area. Many mothers worried that this behavior was likely to people on the basis of race and space. This relates to Grzanka’s earlier unit about Space, Place, Communities, and Geographies. In his unit…

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    The 1998 film American History X, directed by Tony Kaye, delves into issues of race, class, gender and ethnicity as it confronts us with the story of the Vinyard sons Derek and Danny. Reeling from the shooting of their father at the hands of a black gangster, Derek and Danny become heavily involved in a neo-Nazi gang. The movie sheds light on racial tensions and relationships both in everyday Los Angeles and in prison, which stabilize the concepts of race and ethnicity, as they rooted in…

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    First off I believe that Affirmative Action is a great policy put in place to make sure that diversity is achieved and maintained (Wilkins, V. M., & Wenger, J. B., 2014). Having a diverse work and school community helps expose people to different ideas and cultures that are different from there 's and gives individuals a different perspective of several topics. For many centuries minorities including blacks, Latinos, women, and homosexuals have been placed lower on the totem pole as compared to…

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    Alan Travis (2016: n.p.), in his article, refers to ‘the study of urban street gangs in England’ which suggests ‘gangs have been operating more covertly in the last two years, spending less time on the streets to avoid policing measures’ and tend to use young people in drug dealing. The increased sexual exploitation of women and young girls by gangs has become a great cause of concern among police and justice workers (Travis, 2016). Another report by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ)…

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