Many people would argue that a hate crime epidemic in the United States even exists. Some, of course, would consider it to be of epidemic proportions. Those that oppose crimes of hate also oppose other prejudices. A hate crime is a criminal behavior that is motivated by racial, religious, ethnic, gender, sexual preference, or any other type of prejudice. When a person hears the word prejudice, he or she might think it only refers to the racial prejudice often found between Those with light skin and those with dark skin. Prejudice, however, runs much deeper then a person’s color. Prejudice is found between gender, sexual orientation, religion, cultural and geographical background, and race.

People have discriminated against others based upon these attributes from the beginning of

With the organizations on the internet and the media, there seems to be some help for the many hate crimes happening around the world. Mainly, these organizations should focus on stopping the problem and, if possible, rid the world of hate crimes forever. Of course this idea seems far fetches, but I think it can be done. Some may disagree with me, and I think they are allowed to, but what is the point of fighting over one simple belief? I think if we all have this philosophy, hate crimes will at least be minimal, and “different people” can finally sleep at night.

Many people try to fight these hate crimes. The first ste is awareness. People need to know and understand the world is full os hatred. Hate crime laws should be passed and enforced. As of 1999, there are 11 states that do not have any kind of hate crime laws in effect.

Law enforcement, health services, local authorities, and the judiciary and victim networks are all critical to the provision of effective services and support to victims of hate crime. The need for interagency partnerships and “one stop” service provision is central to the government’s anti-hate-crime agenda. One example of such an organization is P

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