Hate Crimes
Rationale/Causes
- Prejudices: The perpetrator may experience severe prejudice toward an entire identification group, which causes him or her to feel disdain and even hatred for those in that group.
- A lack of knowledge about cultural and racial diversity and traditions fuels bigotry and fear. These feelings might inspire acts of violence motivated by hate and intimidation if they are not handled.
- Perception of Dangers: Realistic dangers include concrete conflicts of interest, such the perception of rivalry for resources like jobs, housing, and other resources. Disabled people and immigrants are two categories that are frequently targeted. Other symbolic threats include those that ....
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