Southern Poverty Law Center

Together, we can stop the senseless hate violence that shatters families and communities

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The United States has a hate crime problem: The most recent FBI hate crime report documented near-record-high levels of hate violence.

The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated October as Hate Crimes Awareness Month because for far too long, hate has plagued our country, chipped away at our democracy and violently targeted people of color, women, immigrants, LGBTQ+ communities, Jewish and Muslim Americans, and Indigenous communities.

Hate crimes fray the fabric of society, leaving entire communities feeling fearful, isolated and vulnerable. But this Hate Crimes Awareness Month, you can make a difference. Join us in sounding the alarm against hate and extremism. Add your name below: ([link removed])

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The SPLC is working to create safer spaces for all because everyone deserves to feel safe no matter what their skin color is, where they’re from, what language they speak, what their religious beliefs may be, what their gender is or who they love.

We launched this month’s campaign to encourage difficult but essential conversations about how we can prevent hate from taking root — and how we, with your help, can build a path forward. Together, we can stop the senseless hate violence that shatters families and communities, undermines trust, and destroys the lives of innocent people. ([link removed])

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Our work won’t be easy, but it’s deeply important, and we know you agree. Thank you for being a part of our work to create a world free of hate and violence.

— Team SPLC

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