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Documenting Hate Crimes in Libraries

An uncomfortable truth is that hate speech is also free speech. It’s not illegal for people to say stupid, ignorant, or even deliberately hurtful things. A hate crime, however, is about more than speech; it is about specific criminal behavior. Library incidents that we’re trying to track falls into two broad categories: vandalism or harassment.

December 21, 2016December 29, 2016 Jamie LaRue Challenge Reporting, Hate Crimes
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