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Donald Trump's First Year Sparks Surge In Hate Groups Across US: Report
The number of hate groups across the United States surged during the first year of Donald Trump's presidency, echoing his often incendiary stances on race, according to a new report Wednesday.
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US Authorities Seek Authors Of Hateful Letters To Mosques
Authorities in Los Angeles said on Monday they were actively seeking the authors of a series of threatening letters sent to area mosques and urged anyone who had received similar messages to come forward.
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Donald Trump Won With Lowest Minority Vote In Decades, Fueling Divisions
Donald Trump won the U.S. presidency with less support from black and Hispanic voters than any president in at least 40 years, a Reuters review of polling data shows, highlighting deep national divisions that have fueled incidents of racial and political confrontation.
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US Hate Groups On Decline But Extremist Violence Persists, Study Finds
The number of hate groups in the United States declined by 17 per cent in 2014 as compared to the year before, though violent acts by domestic extremists have not abated, a report released on Tuesday by the Southern Poverty Law Center found.
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Donald Trump's First Year Sparks Surge In Hate Groups Across US: Report
The number of hate groups across the United States surged during the first year of Donald Trump's presidency, echoing his often incendiary stances on race, according to a new report Wednesday.
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US Authorities Seek Authors Of Hateful Letters To Mosques
Authorities in Los Angeles said on Monday they were actively seeking the authors of a series of threatening letters sent to area mosques and urged anyone who had received similar messages to come forward.
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Donald Trump Won With Lowest Minority Vote In Decades, Fueling Divisions
Donald Trump won the U.S. presidency with less support from black and Hispanic voters than any president in at least 40 years, a Reuters review of polling data shows, highlighting deep national divisions that have fueled incidents of racial and political confrontation.
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US Hate Groups On Decline But Extremist Violence Persists, Study Finds
The number of hate groups in the United States declined by 17 per cent in 2014 as compared to the year before, though violent acts by domestic extremists have not abated, a report released on Tuesday by the Southern Poverty Law Center found.
