Hate crimes jump for fourth straight year in largest U.S. cities, study shows

California state university San Bernardino California State University reports that Monday announced Monday that the hate crime rate in the top ten cities across the country increased by 12% last year, the highest for more than 10 years It reached.

The total number of hat offenses in the top 10 cities in the US has increased sharply in 2017 for four consecutive years. California State University hate and extremism center found that police cases in cities such as Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles increased by 12.5% ​​last year. Brian Levine, coauthor of the report, said this growth was due to greater "civilization" of state politics and quoted a travel ban to the Muslim countries in the cards.

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California State University's San Bernardino Canada Hate Experience Center reported in 2018 that the hate crime rate reported by the police in the top ten cities of the United States increased by 12.5% ​​in 2017 and continued for 4 consecutive years It is continuous for the year. It was always the best peak. According to the survey, anti-black crime was the most common crime case in the top ten cities in the country in 2017. Debra Davis was standing in the kitchen of the Creole family in Michigan where she lived for 15 years. When her family's car was destroyed in their vestibule, she used this moment to teach ethnic intolerance to her grandchild today. "They have the opportunity to see what they are seeing from a distance," Davis said.

According to the new data, "The total number of total hatred crimes has reached the highest level in the last 10 years in the past 10 years." Between hunger crime increase and the ongoing # LivingWhileBlack event and other events I believe there is a direct link. Reported on crime and speech and racist policies of president Donald J. Trump. In the column posted in the St. Louis Post survey, researchers also noted that Russia's fraudulent attempts to raise "racial disharmony" during the 2016 presidential election and to suppress black voting I mentioned the influence of Russian advertisement. Possible factors of growing hatred. Crime They believe that there is a need for further investigation, but there seems to be a correlation between the increase in targeted social media advertisements and the nearly simultaneous increase in aversive crimes. "