Hate Crimes Should Be Abolished

According to the FBI the number of hate crimes in the US toward Jews, Muslims, and the LGBT community. has risen dramatically over the last year. So far this year there have been a total of 6,100 incidents of hate crimes with more happening every week causing fear within several communities. The FBI should work harder on keeping these incidents from happening by starting investigations and preventing the events that keep occurring instead of causing more protests and violence. The FBI is not doing

world developing, we got stuck in a problem, that whether we should abolish the death penalty. We have many arguments about the death penalty at present. There are more than 140 countries abolished it. Also the 58 nations with 65 percent population still used it, like China, America, Japan. Many lawyers, judges, politics and scholars also have their own opinions about the death penalty, some thinks the death penalty should be abolished because the death penalty cannot reduce the criminal rate. on

thing? Why should White Supremacy in America be abolished? Over more than 200 years, White Supremacy has made an authority on the nation’s history, often through the federal and state laws, and it continues to be a visual element in the American society. White Supremacy was created during the 19th century, during the removal of the Native American tribes in the east of Mississippi to land west of the river. President Andrew Jackson thought native Americans and whites should not coexist

about to be over, no one can help you. Since the year of 1976 about 1,392 death sentences have been given. The death penalty should be abolished because it is more expensive than a lifetime in prison, it puts innocent lives at risk, and it is a cruel and unjust punishment, going against 8th amendment. The death penalty is a brutal and ruthless punishment, that should be abolished from our society. To begin with, the death penalty is more expensive than a lifetime in prison. Cases with putting a person

rebelled against the death penalty. The death penalty is an act that is similar to being ruled under fascism instead of democracy. Under the rule of democracy, citizens are responsible for the acts of other fellow citizens, which can be inferred that crime is caused by the lack of responsibility in society. The victim's loved ones suffer due to the victim's death. It is understandable that they would want the murderer dead, but society often does not work that way. People need to think on behalf of the

the worst that is in us; it uses a power- the official power to kill by execution- that has never brought back a life, need inspired anything but hate." (Cuomo 1) This is one of the main arguments against capital punishment (also known as the death sentence.) Capital punishment is the ability for a government to execute a person who has committed a crime. People that agree with using the death penalty, will argue that the death penalty is a way to bring justice to a murderer. But, nobody has the power

and hated on by lots of people. A large portion of people who are victims of this hate are Muslims. They face lots of judgement, stereotyping, and prejudice. In order to rid the modern challenges that Middle Eastern people and Muslims face, America needs to teach one another to promote respect for Muslims and Middle Eastern people, reduce public misconceptions about Middle Eastern culture, and eliminate hate crimes against them. Discrimination is a prejudicial treatment towards different categories

felt were not the same to whites. We issued them the title of slaves. Although in the past 100’s of years we have abolished slavery and slowly adopted them into our ways of living, there are many cases in which we still do not. Racism is a key example of why you can never say everyone is treated the same. On many accounts, there have been occurrences such as police brutality, hate crimes, slurs and many other disturbing feats towards people possibly that you hang out with on a regular basis. All

murderers, and fulfills the concept of justice. On the other hand people who disagree with capital punishment believe that innocent people are often put to death, it doesn’t fix the crime person committed, and it’s a cruel punishment. In viewing both sides of the argument it is clear that the death penalty must be abolished. The history of the death penalty goes back as far as people can remember. The earliest records

Housing discrimination is continuing to worsen since hate crime has significantly increased due to the feeling of alienation (Maly, 2015). There have been various harassment of other races in rental neighborhoods which are mostly occupied by the other races like the Hispanic and the African-Americans. But what about the children campaign also confirms that the children of the renters have been affected by drugs and gangs which increase hate and this should be addressed