Nation May 04 Fewer AAPI adults experienced hate incidents in past year but racism concerns linger, poll finds By Terry Tang, Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Associated Press
World Aug 29 Watch 10:18 'Anti-LGBT ideology zones' are being enacted in Polish towns Poland's right-wing populist leader Andrzej Duda came to power last year on a platform decrying a ‘LGBT-ideology’ he alleged was spreading throughout his country at the expense of traditional family values. Now, dozens of Polish municipalities have enacted "LGBT ideology… By Simon Ostrovsky
Nation Jun 26 Watch 6:32 Latest Israel-Gaza conflict sent waves of antisemitism across the U.S. Last month as the latest war between Israel and Hamas escalated, a wave of anger directed at Jews swept across the U.S., with watchdog groups reporting a sharp increase in antisemitic attacks. Special correspondent Simon Ostrovsky speaks with Rabbi Jill… By Simon Ostrovsky
Nation Aug 07 Why online communities that breed hate and violence are so hard to control When extremist communities are banned from one website, they usually find another. By Courtney Vinopal
Nation Jan 16 Are hateful outbursts rising? Since the election, some are keeping track The Southern Poverty Law Center has recorded more than 1,000 incidents of hate-based intimidation following the 2016 presidential election. But most of these incidents aren't considered hate crimes. By Kenya Downs
Oct 28 Obama Signs Measure to Widen Hate Crimes Law By Quinn Bowman In the first expansion of a federal hate crimes law since 1968, President Barack Obama signed a bill Wednesday that extends hate crime protections to include sexual orientation and gender identity. Continue reading