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Different Types Of Hate Crimes
Hate. We all say hate all the time. For example, if you having an argument with your friend, you might say, “I hate you!” Do you mean it? No, you say it because you are mad. Also, if you are forced to do something, you might say, “I hate that.” Even worse, there are hate crimes because of someone’s color, religion or disability. The FBI statistics Report about hate crimes stated 53.6% were racial, 18.2% were religious, and 11.4% were against the disabled. These types of crimes have been going on for years.

In 1965, Jimmie Lee Jackson was walking in a peaceful voting rights march for the African Americans. Troopers came to stop the march and they beat him and shot him. He died eight days later. He was unarmed. This happened because
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