The Hate That Hate Produced

observations in participants understanding of homophobic hate crime. The findings of the research revealed that all participants were aware of the term homophobic hate crime. Participants associated homophobic hate crime with violence. However, one participant revealed a greater understanding in associating homophobic hate crime with verbal and physical abuse. The research produced varied opinions from participants in relation to the awareness of homophobic hate crime across LGBT communities. Participants indicated

Freedom of Express and Racist Hate Speech.” Here West probes what is meant by free speech and in so doing, identifies three dimensions of speech from which the value of free speech derives. These are production and distribution, comprehension, and consideration. Her major premise is that absent requirements of comprehension or consideration, free speech lacks the value it is generally accorded. West argues that allowing the production and distribution of racist hate speech has a silencing effect

Hate speech is speech that is intended to degrade, intimidate, or inflect violence or prejudicial action against someone based on their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or based on a disability. Hate speech now includes messages of gender, sexual orientation, religious views, and physical and mental inferiority as well. Hate speech can be harmful when it is applied and plays a critical role in acts of violence and discrimination against a targeted population. Another

similarities between love and hate. Three similarities between love and hate are: emotions, energy, and the thought process. Love and hate are two very strong emotions; however, one creates a positive connotation and the other creates a negative feeling. Both love and hate are produced by hormones, particularly by the brain. Humans must subside these two emotions and let other emotions take over. If other emotions are not allowed to take over then people will burn out. Love and hate do have many similarities

In 1956 a woman named Betty joins the New York temple. For ten years, Malcolm was celibate and fully devoted to his work with the Nation of Islam. He was smitten by her and he approves of her from a distance. Malcolm introduces Betty to Elijah Muhammad, and then proposes marriage quickly from a payphone in Detroit. On January 14, 1958, Malcolm X was married to Sister Betty X (née Sanders) in Lansing, Michigan. She also had joined Muslim Temple Seven in the same year. From their union were born six

Freedom of expression has become one of the most valued features of a free and democratic society. Freedom of speech and expression are a set of valued rights that allow citizens to openly debate, political issues, political leaders, and government policies. Free flow of information is evidence of a healthy democracy. Therefore, freedom is a fundamental right of individual autonomy. However, it is very important to show contrast that there is a vast difference between the allowance of freedom of

Love and hate are total opposite emotions. Or are they? All emotions are produced by hormones. Emotions may be hormones that come from the brain, but they are mostly led through the heart. Love and hate have to subside, and are replaced by other less fiery emotions so that we don 't burn out. Love and hate are both strong emotions; however, one creates a positive feeling and the other created a negative connotation. Both love and hate have a few interesting similarities and differences. One may feel

“Darkness cannot drive out the darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” This quote from a long and memorable list of Dr. Martin Luther King quotes offers some much needed solace, and hope in today’s troubled world. The darkness that Dr. King refers to can symbolize many things today and the hate he mentions is as strong today as it was four decades ago; only we are dealing with a different kind of hate. In today’s world, darkness is apparent every corner

household, and Juliet is a 13 year old girl from the Capulet household. Juliet falls in love with Romeo one night at a party at the Capulet house. I chose that the best theme for this story is Love Vs. Hate because this is a big romance movie. At the beginning of the story, the readers see Love vs. Hate when Romeo and Juliet are talking about hating their last names. The text states “Tis by thy name that is my enemy, thou art thyself if not a monk,” (2.2.41-42). Juliet says that she loves Romeo,

individual has as a citizen of the United States of America. This right gives people the opportunity to speak their mind and give their opinions of what they think should happen. These rights have been questioned and exercised throughout history, and have produced extremely positive things in a lot of cases. In modern times, people are always protesting something and in the colonial times it was the same. People wanted their voice to be heard and as long as it is done in a peaceful manner it is legal now,