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Act
Take a stand and do something. Pick up the phone and call friends and family to make a difference. Sign petitions. Be creative.
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Join Forces
Connect with people around the community. Call on groups that are likely to respond to a hate event and local law enforcement officials.
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Support the Victims
Reach out to victims and show your support. Report every incident. Speak to the press. Research your legal rights.
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Speak Up
Speak up and educate those around you. Do not debate. Research on how to deal with the media.
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Educate Yourself
Continue to educate yourself and learn more about other groups. Learn the difference. Know the impact.
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Create an Alternative
Do not attend a hate rally. Find other ways to let out your frustrations. Instead attend unity rallies or parades. Every act of hatred should be met with an act of love and unity.
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Pressure Leaders
Form relationships with elected officials and other community leaders who can be important allies. Educate leaders. Demand a quick, serious police response. Demand a strong public statement by political leaders.
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Stay Engaged
Promote acceptance and address bias before another hate crime can occur. Join networks to connect with people.Hold candlelight vigils, interfaith services, and other activities.
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Teach Acceptance
Bias is learned early, often at home. Schools can offer lessons of tolerance and acceptance.Expose your child to multicultural experiences. Model inclusive language and behavior.
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Dig Deeper
Look inside yourself for biases and stereotypes. Many good books, films, and workshops can help guide you in self-examination.
Ten Ways to Fight Hate
TEEN WEBSITE
What you need to know about violent extremism and instructions for teens on how to resist recruitment efforts.
HATE GROUPS
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RIGHT WING GROUPS
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