Acts of hate based on race, religion increased in county’s first report on non-criminal hate incidents

Acts of hate based on race, religion increased in county’s first report on non-criminal hate incidents

A report released Thursday shows increases in hateful acts motivated by race, ethnicity and religion, according to the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission’s first annual report tracking non-criminal acts of hate. Hate incidents are defined as acts motivated by prejudice against someone’s real or perceived identities and can include non-criminal verbal abuse, harassment or displays of offensive materials. In 2023, nearly all hate incide…

First-Ever Report on `Hate Incidents' Released by LA County

The Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations Thursday released its first-ever Hate Incident Report, showing reported non-criminal hate acts in the county grew 35%, from 609 in 2022 to 821 in 2023. Hate incidents are non-criminal occurrences motivated by prejudice or bias against a person or group’s actual or perceived identity. Such incidents can include verbal abuse, harassment and displays of offensive material. According to the survey…

First report on `Hate Incidents' released by Los Angeles County

The Hate Incident Report reported non-criminal hate acts in Los Angeles County grew 35%, from 609 in 2022 to 821 in 2023.

LA County releases first-ever 'Hate Incident Report': See the findings

The report revealed a 35% increase in reported hate incidents from 2022 to 2023.

The Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission (LACCHR) released Thursday its first report on hate incidents, which shows that reported non-criminal hate acts in the county increased by 35%, from 609 in 2022 to 821 in 2023. Hate incidents are non-criminal events motivated by prejudices or biases against the actual or perceived identity of a person or group. These incidents may include verbal abuse, harassment and display of offensive material…

Letter: We stand against all acts of hate | Gilroy Dispatch | Gilroy, California

Our community has an active Interfaith Clergy Alliance, which includes clergy from a number of the faith communities in Morgan Hill, San Martin and Gilroy. We all seek to build up a community of respect and love for neighbors in the community in which we live together. On Friday, March 21, there was a political demonstration on the Burnett Avenue overpass on Highway 101, in north Morgan Hill. At that same time and place a Nazi flag with a swasti…