Hate Crimes: News, Magazine, & Professional Journal Articles

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Rushdy, A. (2000). “Reflections on Jasper.” Humanist, 60(2), 24-28. Abstract:  Abduction and murder of James Byrd, Jr. Sandberg, J., Rhodes, S., and McCormick, J. (1999, July 19). “Spinning a web of hate.” Newsweek, 139(3), 28-29.                                                                                                       Abstract:  Hate groups’ use of the internet as a recruitment tool for youth. Scott, J. (1999). “From hate rhetoric to hate crime.” Humanist, 59(1), 8-124.     Abstract:  The relationship between hate speech and hate crime. Sherry, M. (2000). “Hate crimes against disabled people.” Social Alternatives, 19(4), 23-30.                                                                                                                                          Abstract:  Perspective on hate crimes against disabled people. Silvergate, H. (2000). “Illegal thoughts.” Media Studies Journal,14(3), 24-29.                   Abstract: Violations of the first amendment and the legal movement to penalize hateful thoughts. Tate, R. (2000, November 7). “Two sides of a town.” Advocate, 26-28.                         Abstract:  Attitudes towards gays and lesbians in Roanoke, VA. Uviller, R. (2000). “Making it worse: hate as an aggravated factor in criminal conduct.” Ethnic and Racial Studies, 23(4), 76-82.                                                                               Abstract:  Book review. Wilchins, R. (2000, August 29). “Words that kill.” Advocate, 9.                                        Abstract:  Sex discrimination, homophobia and hate crimes. Willford, J. (2000, September 12). “Gay bashers are us.” Advocate, 9. Abstract:  Violence against gays. Young, C. (1999). “Gender war crimes.” Reason, 30(8), 55-57. Abstract:  Political implications of classifying offenses against women as hate crimes.

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