Forty-five states have already declared that citizens should not be victimized because of whom they love, where they come from, or how they worship.
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Congress holds a hearing on the growing threat posed by white nationalism and increase in hate crimes; anti-vaccination advocates are misappropriating Holocaust imagery to push their agenda; and Airbnb reversesits decision to de-list properties in the West Bank.
ADL convened an event in Raleigh, North Carolina with more than 100 professional data scientists,academics andnon-profit organizations to use high tech tools to do a deep dive into all available hate crime data across the country.
Authorities in Washington, D.C., arrested Jeffrey Raphiel Clark, Jr., 30, an on-line associate of Robert Bowers. The November 9 arrest came after family members contacted law enforcement out of concern that Clark might become violent.
Antisemitic incidents increase for American Jews; Man charged in NYC attack; Leaders condemn vaccine passport/Holocaust comparisons
Imagine the terrified, demoralizing feeling of going to your place of worship, and seeing hateful graffiti spread across its walls— well, that's the exact terror a Mandeville, Louisianasynagogue faced.
The Anti-Defamation League and many other groups have deep concerns about a new Louisiana statute – the so-called “Blue Lives Matter” law – that inserts police and firefighters…
Actor, screenwriter and director Sacha Baron Cohen slammed Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other tech giants for their role in facilitating the spread of online misinformation and hate. A new global survey finds that about one in four Europeans harbors anti-Semitic beliefs. And in New York, an Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed walking to religious services; it was not immediately clear whether it was a hate crime.
ADL takes a look at howeffective hate crime response and comprehensive hate crime data collection can advance police-community relations.
One year ago, on June 17, 2015, a white supremacist murdered nine parishioners at the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston. It’s terrible – and unfair – that the quiet space in time…
Chauvin found guilty in killing of George Floyd; ADL CEO wants advertisers to pull ads from Tucker Carlson; Asian American hate crimes bill passes Senate
Both ADL and the FBI gather information about bias incidents that target Jews, but there are several differences between the methods.
Robert Bowers allegedly entered the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh on Saturday morning, and yelled, “All Jews Must Die” as he opened fire.
Nine Killed by White Supremacist Gunman in Germany; Jewish table tennis star faces barrier to competing at US Olympic trials
Many people define doxing as posting someone’s personal information online. But doxing as a blanket term threatens to ignore the crucial difference between criminal doxing on the one hand, and, on the other hand, lawfully identifying people online, where the purpose may be to protect others, track down extremists or report on a public interest story. This is why ADL and State Senator Adam Morfeld worked together to introduce legislation to outlaw criminal doxing in Nebraska.
An ADL reportreveals that itemspromoting white supremacyare widely available on Amazon. The alleged gunman in a deadly attack at a California food festival promoted a book cited by white supremacists shortly before opening fire. The NonProfit Times is out with their annual “Power and Influence Top 50.”
Facebook upholds Trump ban; Former head of Neo-Nazi group sentenced for swatting; NYC synagogue vandal arrested on hate crime charges
Newly released data from the FBI shows that hate crime murders in 2018 reached an all-time high. Following a jump in anti-Semitic attacks directed at Brooklyn's Orthodox community, ADL announced a doubling of its flagship education program, No Place for Hate, in the borough. And George Washington U. isinvestigating after an anti-Semitic video on Snapchat was circulated amongstudents.
ADL volunteer leaders from across the country came together to lobby and advocate around countering hate. They learned from and were inspired by subject matter experts, Members of Congress, civil rights activists, journalists and authors during the keynote plenary speeches and panels.