Hate Crimes: The Rising Tide of Bigotry and Bloodshed.

Valerie Jenness · Jack Levin · Jack McDevitt

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Reign of Terror Nasty Pictures in Our Heads Hatred Is Hip Resentment For the Thrill of It Reacting to a Personal Threat Ridding the World of Evil Organized Hate Hate Goes to School Minority against Minority Hate around the World Police Response The Law Rehab Grass Roots The Coming Crisis Appendix A. Boston Police Hate Crime Tabulations Appendix B. Hate Crime Statistics Act Notes References Index

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