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Hate Crimes and Ending Bias

with Cynthia Martin on the National Conference for Community and Justice

Posted Feb 25, 2019

From 2016 to 2017 hate crimes increased by 17 percent. It is reported that more than half are racially motivated and about 35 percent due to religion or sexual orientation.National Conference for Community and JusticePresident and CEO, Cynthia Martin, discusses putting an end to hate crimes.

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