Hate crime
FBI: Hate Crimes Are Down In the U.S.—But Not Against Muslims
Hate crimes in America declined by 8 percent across the board in 2014—yet for Muslims in the U.S., such offenses rose by 14 percent, according to an annual report from the FBI.
Friend of Charleston Church Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to Charges of Lying to Officials
Authorities believe Joey Meek knew about Dylan Roof's plans for the June massacre.
Charleston Church Shooting Suspect Dylann Roof Expected to Plead Guilty
A guilty plea could mean life in prison instead of the death penalty.
Charleston Church Massacre Suspect Dylann Roof to Be Arraigned on Hate Crime Charges
Attorneys have not said if Roof would enter a plea on Friday.
String of Fires at Black Churches Investigated as Arson After Charleston Shooting
"Strike at the Black church, and you strike at the heart of Black American life," wrote David A. Love in the 'Atlanta BlackStar.'
After Charleston: Roof Should Not Be Put to Death
We should oppose the death penalty for Roof, not only for moral reasons, but for reasons of racial justice as well.
Charleston and the Importance of Hate Crime Laws
The recent church massacre occurred in a state with no hate crime law. Does it matter?
Confederate Flag's Place at the South Carolina Statehouse Questioned After Church Shooting
Historian calls out the state on Twitter for honoring the flag after a suspected hate crime.
Ex-Ole Miss Student Indicted for 'Racial Hate Crime'
Suspect charged after allegedly hanging a noose on a statue of the university's first black enrollee.
FBI Investigates Vandalization of Islamic School
The Rhode Island school has 160 students ranging from pre-kindergarten to eighth grade.
Controversial Anti-Muslim Ads Coming to New York City Transit
Ads to end the "denial" and "willful ignorance" of the jihadist threat are criticized as anti-Muslim, hateful
