Faith Matters: Faith and the genie of hate by AbdulMalik Negedu

AbdulMalik Negedu states that Data from the National Crime Victimization Survey from 2012 to 2016 shows that more more than 20 percent of suspected hate crimes victimized Latinos. Historical FBI data show that African-Americans generally constitute about 35 percent of hate crime victims. A breakdown of hate crimes involving religious bias by the Jewish Virtual Library shows that 60 percent of religious hate crimes were anti-Jewish, 17 percent were anti-Islamic and 5 percent were anti-Catholic. Anti-semitic hate crimes increased 37 percent according to the Virtual Library's breakdown.