Hate crimes are on the rise at schools, and it's only getting worse for LGBTQ+ students
New FBI data reflects the growing number of hate crimes in the U.S., while highlighting the role that schools play in combating such incidents.
January 31, 2024
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New FBI data reflects the growing number of hate crimes in the U.S., while highlighting the role that schools play in combating such incidents.
The FBI’s Annual Crime Report unveils a stark rise in hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community, fueling national concern.
However, the total number of hate crimes decreased.
A recent analysis highlights the rise in incidents and the critical role of crisis services for LGBTQ+ youth in the wake of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.
There is "a national emergency hiding in plain sight," says Kelley Robinson of the Human Rights Campaign.
Exclusive data shows in L.A. County and beyond, transgender people face increased risk of violent crimes as a result of their identity.
75-year-old Larry Walraven was charged with assault with a deadly weapon, as well as a hate crime enhancement.
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Amid the chaos of this administration, more guns are getting into the wrong hands. We're often the target.
The right is weaponizing language to encourage acts of violence against marginalized communities.
Perpetrators seem to perceive government support for their actions, says an activist.
Sexual orientation incidents rose 24 percent to 148 reported incidents in just one year, according to a new report out of Los Angeles County.
Hate crimes against gays made up 16% of total documented hate crimes across the United States in 2006, up from 14% in 2005, the FBI reported Monday.
An earlier version of the bill offering cash payments to victims was defeated last year.
While overall violence against LGBTQ and HIV-affected people is down, trans women and LGBTQ people of color are more and more likely to be attacked, even killed.
An alleged gay-bashing and a transphobic mockery of Caitlyn Jenner were just some of the problematic aspects of the annual parade that's recently tried to become more inclusive.
In the two decades since the gay college student's murder, his legacy lives on in the foundation started by Judy and Dennis Shepard. But there's still much left to do.