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Hate crimes / Tamara L. Roleff, book editor. [print]

Contributor(s):

Roleff, Tamara L, 1959-

Material type: Text

text

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unmediated

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volume

Subject(s):

Hate crimes -- United States

LOC classification:

HV6773.R745.H384 2001

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Contents:

Hate crimes are a serious problem William J. Clinton -- Hate crimes against gays are a serious problem Dan Quinn -- Hate crimes against women are a serious problem Patt Morrison -- All hate crimes are a serious problem Susan Raffo -- Hate crimes are not a serious problem Samuel Francis -- Hate crime statistics are misleading Jared Taylor -- Many hate crimes are hoaxes Jon Sanders -- Most crimes against women are not hate crimes Cathy Young. Ch. 2: Should hate speech be restricted? -- Overview: A history of hate speech laws Steven J. Heyman -- Some hate speech can be restricted Margaret Crosby -- The case for campus speech codes Richard Delgado -- Hate speech must be condemned Sanford Cloud Jr. -- Hate speech should not be restricted Paul K. McMasters -- The case against campus speech codes Stephen A. Smith -- Hate speech on the Internet should not be restricted Charles Levendosky. Ch. 3: Are federal hate crime laws necessary? -- Overview: Hate crime legislation Kenneth Jost -- Hate crime laws are necessary Eric Holder -- Hate crime laws do not threaten free speech Howard P. Berkowitz -- Hate crime laws may teach tolerance Patrick Jordan -- Hate crime laws threaten equal protection Nat Hentoff -- Hate crime laws threaten free speech Melissa Suarez -- Hate is not a crime First Things. Ch. 4: Which groups pose a threat to society? -- Hate groups do not pose a serious threat David A. Lehrer -- Individuals are responsible for most hate crimes/ Jo Thomas -- Anti-hate groups promote hate and violence Samuel Francis -- Religious conservatives promote hate and violence Sarah J. McCarthy -- Religious conservatives do not promote hate and violence Mark Tooley -- Prison gangs promote hate and violence Eric Tischler.

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Ch. 1: Are hate crimes a serious problem? -- Overview: what is a hate crime? / James B. Jacobs and Kimberly Potter -- Hate crimes are a serious problem William J. Clinton -- Hate crimes against gays are a serious problem Dan Quinn -- Hate crimes against women are a serious problem Patt Morrison -- All hate crimes are a serious problem Susan Raffo -- Hate crimes are not a serious problem Samuel Francis -- Hate crime statistics are misleading Jared Taylor -- Many hate crimes are hoaxes Jon Sanders -- Most crimes against women are not hate crimes Cathy Young. Ch. 2: Should hate speech be restricted? -- Overview: A history of hate speech laws Steven J. Heyman -- Some hate speech can be restricted Margaret Crosby -- The case for campus speech codes Richard Delgado -- Hate speech must be condemned Sanford Cloud Jr. -- Hate speech should not be restricted Paul K. McMasters -- The case against campus speech codes Stephen A. Smith -- Hate speech on the Internet should not be restricted Charles Levendosky. Ch. 3: Are federal hate crime laws necessary? -- Overview: Hate crime legislation Kenneth Jost -- Hate crime laws are necessary Eric Holder -- Hate crime laws do not threaten free speech Howard P. Berkowitz -- Hate crime laws may teach tolerance Patrick Jordan -- Hate crime laws threaten equal protection Nat Hentoff -- Hate crime laws threaten free speech Melissa Suarez -- Hate is not a crime First Things. Ch. 4: Which groups pose a threat to society? -- Hate groups do not pose a serious threat David A. Lehrer -- Individuals are responsible for most hate crimes/ Jo Thomas -- Anti-hate groups promote hate and violence Samuel Francis -- Religious conservatives promote hate and violence Sarah J. McCarthy -- Religious conservatives do not promote hate and violence Mark Tooley -- Prison gangs promote hate and violence Eric Tischler.

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