A new resource in California is aiming to make it easier for communities to report incidents of hate, easing fears that often prevent victims from coming forward.
At a briefing held by the ACT Against Hate Alliance, high school and university student leaders shared their experiences promoting inclusivity in academic environments throughout their communities.
The ceremony, part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, emphasized the need for greater solidarity and interaction across all ethnic groups to combat hate.
As the nation grapples with a rise in hate crimes targeting racial, religious and gender groups, people in one Northern California city say they are being targeted for a different reason: because they are homeless.
While racial hate continues to rise, the epic story in California--where interracial marriages surpass national figures--is one of love across color lines.
