This book offers a comprehensive approach to understanding hate crime, its causes, consequences, prevention, and prosecution.• Clarifies the ongoing debate regarding what behaviors fall under the umbrella of "hate crime" and which classes of victims should be included• Examines the often-overlooked community effect consequences of hate crime• Includes material that addresses hate-motivated crime directed toward women and the homeless community• Offers eye-opening insights derived from an interview with a hate crime offender

Hate Crimes: The Victims of Hate Crime

Barbara Perry

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Hate Crimes: Hate Crime Offenders

FREDERICK LAWRENCE is the Dean and Robert Kramer Research Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School. He is the author of Punishing Hate: Bias Crimes Under American Law, which examines bias-motivated violence and how the United States deals with such crimes. He has written widely in the areas of civil rights crimes and free expression, and he has co-authored a number of Supreme Court amicus curiae briefs, including the brief on behalf of the Anti-Defamation League, People for the American Way and a wide-range of other civil rights groups in Virginia v. Black (2003), concerning the constitutionality of the Virginia cross-burning statutes. He has been a senior visiting research fellow with the University College London Faculty of Law and has studied bias crimes law in the United Kingdom through a Ford Foundation grant.

Hate Crimes: Responding to Hate Crime

The new wayside exhibits in Lafayette Park pictured on our front cover guide those who stop to read them to find their way to a deeper understanding of the place where they stand and the White House they will see as they look up. This issue of White House History Quarterly, celebrates the act of wayfinding by bringing together diverse accounts from history’s scholars, witnesses, participants, and descendants. They have preserved memories, letters, objects, and fine art; given and granted interviews; created and appreciated historic collections; and visited archives and attics, all with the same objective: to share and preserve chapters in White House history, enabling us to discover the pages that might otherwise have been forgotten. Like the waysides in Lafayette Park, these articles succeed in enriching and expanding the whole of White House history.

Waysides, White House History Quarterly #63

Marcia M. Anderson

Leonard Marcus

Matthew Costello

Betty C. Monkman

Peter Penczer

Eleanor Lund Zartman

Constance Carter

Courtney Speckmann

Lisa Krohn

Annette Dunlap

Alfred Reaves IV

White House Historical Association

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