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Hate crimes are offense committed against a person or property that is motivated by the prejudice against an individual’s race, religion, disability, ethnic origin or sexual orientation. Throughout the United States, the pervasiveness of hate crimes has steadily increased over the years. The hate crimes statistics released in “2013” by the Uniform Crimes Reporting (UCR) program indicates that there is rise in individual hates crimes. The most prevalent of the crimes are often racial motivated or influences by the bias against and individual sexual orientation (Washington, D.C, 2013). It has been said that there is hate crimes committed every hour in the United States. The targets and/or victims of hate crimes are often said to be against racial minorities: Hispanics, African-Americans, Jews, Muslims, etc. It is believed that “Approximately 51 percent of the reported hate crimes were race-based, with 18.4 percent on the basis of religion, 16.6 percent on the basis of sexual orientation, and 13.2 percent on the basis of ethnicity” As noted by (Hate Crimes in America(n.d). There is a...

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