Hate Crimes in Schools: FBI Reports Steady Rise

TL;DR
A new FBI report reveals a rise in hate crimes at schools and colleges, with school-based offenses accounting for 10% of all reported hate crime offenses in 2022. African American or Black individuals were the most common victims, followed by those targeted based on religion and LGBTQ+ identity. The pandemic-related shift to online learning in 2020 led to a decrease in reported hate crimes at schools, but 2022 saw a spike back to pre-pandemic levels. Incidents of discrimination and hate-fueled assaults have been reported across various campuses, contributing to an overall increase in hate crimes nationwide.
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- FBI: Reported hate crimes at schools, colleges are on the rise USA TODAY
- Hate Crimes Reported in Schools Nearly Doubled Between 2018 and 2022 The New York Times
- Schools are increasingly a location for hate crimes, FBI data shows NBC News
- Hate crimes in schools: FBI report says 10% of hate crimes happen at school WPVI-TV
- Federal report finds steady rise in hate crimes at schools CNN
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