Advocate, white supremacy kills. We've seen it from Pittsburgh to Charlottesville to El Paso. But instead of taking swift and decisive action to stop the rise of hate, the Trump administration fans the flames of nationalism and prejudice through rhetoric and alarming policies.

If you agree that enough is enough -- take action today.

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Over the past couple of days, we've spent time with some of the families impacted by incidents of hate. And many of you sent messages of solidarity to the families of Matthew Shepard, James Byrd Jr., Khalid Jabara, and Heather Heyer. It's been inspiring to witness.

But we can do even more.

Right now, Congress is sitting on this bipartisan bill named after Khalid Jabara and Heather Heyer, who were killed at the hands of white supremacists exactly one year apart. Among its reforms, the NO HATE Act will promote robust hate crime reporting and data collection and provide support for victims and impacted communities.

This bill is a no-brainer when it comes to the fight against hate. Let's get it passed.

Please tell your representatives to pass the NO HATE Act now. We can't fight hate alone. But together, we can push for real solutions and build a safer, more inclusive America.

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