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…wartime while the 9-11 attack occurred during peacetime. <Tab/>Kennedy's assassination was just like Pearl Harbor and 9-11 a hate crime. It, just like 9-11, was carried out by people who carefully plotted to make a point by killing innocent…

…It is a widely acknowledged the fact that violent crimes especially youth crimes are increasing nowadays. Many people think that much violence in films and on television have negatives impact which might abet children in break the law. Personally, I…

…to believe it. In 1995 there were almost 8000 reported hate crimes in the United States. That figure is rather scary to most, 8000 crimes against people simply because they are different (FBI, online). Have we made progress in race relations? I say yes we have…

…of punishment is racially motivated and is more akin to that of a hate crime . This raises the issue that one must be wary of dispensing inproportional, punishment. As the use of the criminal justice system as a tool of social control has potential through misuse…

…approach the job ahead prepared for a wide range of responses, ranging from apathy to hate mail and death threats. To gain supporters for gun control, it is not enough to merely present data- even information supporting only the mildest form of control…

…and traditional routes of upward mobility. The way police patrol poverty areas like an occupying army only reinforces the idea that society is the enemy whom they should hate. Poverty breeds conditions that are conducive to crime (O'Conner Par 2). <Tab/&gt…

…and not be hated against. Hate crimes are committed everyday. Hate crimes can be brutal; they can be verbal, physical, or shown in many other ways. They are committed out of hate for the way a person is and their thoughts. We must communicate with each other…

…and freedom but also hated other minority groups such as Roman Catholic and Jewish people. All members of the KKK were white Protestant men.The KKK has been active at many different time periods but always seems to fade out. In the 1920’s the group peaked at over…

…was coined the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. This event changed the public’s attitude towards crime bosses and the violence they inflicted. People began to hate gangsters and they wanted them out of their cities. Local governments saw this change…

…dozen, then killing themselves. Students and News analysts said these 2 boys were into "hate crimes" and discrimination. They say they found lots of stuff on the internet about hate crimes and how to make weapons such as bombs they targeted certain groups…