Hate

Help Stop Hate will provide support to victims and witnesses of hate acts in reporting what happened and connecting them and their communities to other resources.

Carroll County residents allegedly lynched an effigy of their neighbor, displayed slurs, swastikas

Less than a week after a deadly attack on Asian Americans in Atlanta, Gov. JB Pritzker and members of the General Assembly’s Asian American Caucus spoke…

Equity and accountability were two major themes from Southern Illinois University's second "Conversation of Understanding" event - held Tuesday online.The…

White supremacist organizations have infiltrated stay-at-home protests such as those in Springfield and Chicago last week, according to the Anti...

Hate crimes rose by 30 percent in Illinois in 2018, according to a recently released FBI report.

While across the country hate crime rates rose after the presidential election, Illinois has passed some laws addressing the issue. According to the...

Illinois is getting tougher on those convicted of hate crimes. In the wake of Charlottesville, the legislature passed resolutions taking a stand against...

Hate crimes will be more punishable under a new law the governor signed this week. The measure was a result of suggestions from the state’s bi-partisan…

Illinois State Police cadets will be getting new training in hate crimes.Hate crimes are on the rise. The Chicago police department reported 72 such…