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State of Hate 2020: A Decade in Review

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State of Hate 2020: A Decade in Review

You are cordially invited to an important virtual forum on the State of Hate. On October 27, we will welcome expert panelists from academic and fact-finding institutions to review worrisome hate speech and crime trends of the last decade and explore options for a way forward.

FBI hate crime figures for 2018 show them at their highest level since 2002. Whether these acts occur in our schools, workplaces, online, or halls of government, acts of intolerance and hate are unacceptable and must be addressed in order to create thoughtful, multi-jurisdictional solutions in response to bigotry.

Join us online for this concise and informative forum!

Tuesday, October 27
5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

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RSVP strongly recommended. For further information, please contact [email protected], or visit my website.

 
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