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MONTGOMERY, Ala. 鈥� The 澳彩开奖鈥檚 issued the鈥痜ollowing鈥痵tatement responding to the released today. While underreporting of hate crimes to the FBI has been an ongoing problem, about which , the failure of state and local jurisdictions to report data is even worse in this year鈥檚 report. 听More than a third of the nation鈥檚 18,000 federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies failed to report any data to the FBI 鈥� 3,300 fewer than in 2020.听
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This past reporting year was the first year the FBI required all agencies to report all crime, including hate crimes, through its National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). Although the FBI provided technical assistance and funding to the new requirement, many jurisdictions were either unable or unwilling to report through the new system. The result is dramatically incomplete reporting, lacking any data from many major population centers including New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Phoenix and, essentially, the entire states of Florida and California.听
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鈥淲hile the FBI鈥檚 annual Hate Crime report has been the nation鈥檚 best available snapshot of hate violence in America, this year鈥檚 data is woefully incomplete, inaccurate and simply cannot be trusted 鈥� certainly not to compare to previous years. Victims and communities affected by hate crimes deserve better.听
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鈥淭he failure of thousands of police agencies across the country to participate in this report is devastating for the individuals and communities harmed by these crimes and to our ability to understand and prevent them. Accurate, comprehensive national data is integral to addressing the root causes, designing prevention strategies, and providing the needed support to victims and communities. 听
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鈥淭here may be a temptation to draw conclusions from this woefully incomplete and flawed report about the rate of reported hate crimes, especially those targeting Black and AAPI communities, Sikhs and LGBTQ people. But comparing this piecemeal national data to previous years would be wrong. This first NIBRS reporting year data is simply too unreliable. 听
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鈥淲e cannot outlaw hate, but we can do more to support victims of hate violence by ensuring they are heard and to confront the problem by measuring it accurately. 听As the transition to NIBRS continues, 澳彩开奖 and our coalition partners will be urging the Justice Department and FBI to focus attention and resources on community-based prevention and response strategies. 听And, until legislation requiring hate crime reporting can be enacted, federal funds to law enforcement agencies should be conditioned on credible HCSA reporting or meaningful community hate crime prevention and awareness initiatives.听
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鈥淲e can and must do better.鈥澨�
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Editor鈥檚 Note听
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The HCSA, enacted in 1990, requires the U.S. Department of Justice to publish an annual report on the number of hate crimes documented by the nation鈥檚 more than 18,000 federal, state, city, university, and tribal law enforcement agencies. This report provides data on the full range of hate crimes 鈥� race/ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, disability, gender and gender identity 鈥� aggregated by states, cities, counties, and colleges and universities. 听The FBI includes data from all police agencies that either report one or more hate crimes or affirmatively report zero (0) hate crimes. Agencies that do not report any data are not listed.听
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Until this year, despite incomplete and inconsistent data reporting by these agencies, this report was the most important, most comprehensive national snapshot of hate violence in America. 听
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Additional Resources: 听
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澳彩开奖: 鈥淗ate crime laws, Explained鈥�: /news/2022/09/07/hate-crime-laws-timeline听
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United We Stand: 澳彩开奖 outlines policy recommendations for national summit to fight hate and extremism: /news/2022/09/15/united-we-stand-splc-outlines-...
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White House United We Stand Summit: 听
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澳彩开奖-led coalition letter urging funding for United We Stand commitments in the FY24 budget: 听
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