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    Hate Crimes Essay

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    What are the roots of the violence/hate crimes today in our contemporary society? What can we do to reduce them? Explain. The world is full of HATE. What is this word? What makes someone HATE someone else enough to kill or harm another human being? Hate crimes are criminal actions intended to harm or intimidate people because of their race‚ ethnicity‚ sexual orientation‚ religion‚ or other minority group status. They are also referred to as bias crimes. Hate crimes have been going on in the world

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    there is something I want to comment about in the context of political correctness. The argument in class was that being by being politically correct meant that you were restricting freedom of speech. Some Trump supporters‚ believe that we need to stop being politically correct and protect freedom of speech. On November 18th‚ Mike Pence went to go see the musical Hamilton. Brandon Victor Dixon said "Vice President-elect Pence‚ we welcome you and we truly thank you for joining us here at ’Hamilton:

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    Racial Hate Crimes

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    Hate Crimes Religious & Racial Hate Crimes Introduction: Through history you hear of major crimes committed out of the hate for a certain culture or race or maybe even sexual orientation. These crimes are now considered a “Hate Crime” since 1968 after the murder of Matthew Shepard‚ a gay college kid murdered in Wyoming (Abrams‚ 2009). A Hate crime is “a crime criminal offense committed against a person‚ proper tot society that is motivated‚ in a whole or in

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    Hate Crime in America

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    Hate Crime in America “A Hate Crime is an intentional‚ deliberate‚ and methodically-charged crime executed in order to cause harm or damage with regard to a specific victim chosen as a result of prejudice‚ racism‚ bias‚ and unlawful resentment. The range of Hate Crimes is a broad one”. The paper will inform readers of different types of hate crimes and behaviors of hate crime. From that topic‚ readers will learn what hate crime‚ the history of hate crime is and what makes hate crime different from

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    The freedom of speech is an effective tool for the discovery of truth and the exposure of falsehood. The freedom of speech also uses central importance to a democratic government. The right to cast a vote means nothing if the vote is not well informed. Citizens can only make a confident decision when faced with two competing policies if they are certain that they have heard the strongest possible arguments for both positions. Freedom of speech‚ of the press‚ of association‚ of assembly and petition

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    Are hate crime penalty enforcement laws constitutional? "That ’s Gay." If you are around teenagers today‚ that is a phrase you will most likely hear very often. It is not necessarily meant as a homophobic or hate-filled remark‚ and most of the time it is referring to an object‚ an idea‚ or a conversation; things that obviously have no sexual orientation. But now‚ according to a bill passed by the senate‚ it could almost be considered a hate crime. Many people support the widening of hate crime

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    incitement to commit crimes. These speech codes are for the safety of citizens and are often used to suppress hate speech in private institutions and in the workplace. Speech codes should be allowed on college campuses in order to create a safe environment for people of different sexes‚ races‚ sexual orientation‚ religions‚ and classes‚ and to provide an equal learning environment for all by limiting the freedom of speech. Speech codes limit freedom of speech to prevent serious harm to students

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    The freedom of speech is an effective tool for the discovery of truth and the exposure of falsehood. The freedom of speech is also a central importance to a democratic government. The right to cast a vote means nothing if the vote is not informed. Citizens can only make a confident decision when faced with two competing policies if they are certain that they have heard the strongest possible arguments for both positions. Freedom of speech‚ of the press‚ of association‚ of assembly and petition is

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    Assaultive Speech and Academic Freedom: Literature Review Celso Leonardo Moreno University of Texas at El Paso Abstract People reflect on times in high school‚ in college‚ or at a workplace when another student or co-worker said or wrote something just for the apparent purpose of insulting‚ hurting‚ frightening‚ silencing‚ or banning that someone. If that person has not personally experienced this kind of hateful speech‚ perhaps hearing it directed at others. Particularly of any hateful

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    Education” is the primary advocate group for the removal of speech codes on college campuses‚ working to draw attention to the growing censorship problems and striving to repeal unconstitutional restrictions. FIRE was formed in order to “empower campus activists‚ reform restrictive policies‚ and inform the public about the state of rights on our campuses” (FIRE. N.p.‚ n.d. Web). The organization rates colleges yearly on their policies regarding free speech and assigns either a green‚ yellow‚ or red light correlating

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