Two Contra Costa Women Doused With Liquid and Told to ‘Leave’ in Martinez
Two American women of Indian and Bangladeshi descent say they were drenched with liquid and told to leave while in Martinez on July 7....
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Jul
19
Jul
‘History of Violence’ Against Native People Continues Today
The CA Commission on the State of Hate and the Shingle Springs Band hosted Resilient Roots: California’s Indigenous Communities and the Struggle Against Hate....
18
Jul
Neither Radicalization Nor Efforts to Fight It Exist in a Vacuum
A trio of panelists at the Eradicate Hate summit spoke about how their individual efforts to prevent radicalization “create a larger mosaic.”...
18
Jul
Department of Homeland Security Combats and Contributes to Hate-Fueled Violence
With a rise in domestic extremism, Department of Homeland Security looks both inward and outward to attempt reducing radicalization....
14
Jul
Eliminating Hate Not Realistic, But Limiting It Is, Experts Say
Two longtime human rights activists spoke about why they believe hate is a necessary evil that needs to be effectively controlled, not extinguished....
10
Jul
Law Firms and Nonprofits Are Important Partners in Fight Against Hate
Legal representation for hate victims is instrumental in reducing violent extremism, said experts at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit....
01
Jul
California Hate Crimes Down Slightly From 2022, Attorney General Reports
Reported hate crimes decreased in California overall and against racial groups but increased against LGBTQ+, Jewish and Muslim people from 2022 to 2023....
21
Jun
I’m Not a Monster, I’m Just Gay: Surviving Family Trauma and School Bullying
I had a crush on a girl in my class and was pretty sure I was a lesbian. For some reason, other girls treated me like I wasn’t a person...
31
May
Panel Discusses Building Bridges in a Time of Increased Hate and Polarization
The Pulse hosted panel of community activists, organizers and journalists Tuesday to discuss building bridges in this era of polarization and hate....
24
May
CA vs. Hate Program Shows Progress and Promise
A press conference was held Monday in Sacramento on the first year of the CA vs. Hate hotline, which has received more than 1,000 reports of acts of hate....
16
May
‘A Kind of Medicine’: Indigenous People March in Santa Rosa to Remember the Missing and Murdered
Native Americans and their allies marched to Santa Rosa City Hall on May 8 in recognition of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis....
12
May
‘License to Hate’: Political Leaders, Misinformation Key Contributors to Bigotry, Veteran Journalist Says
Veteran CBS News journalist Jeff Pegues spoke about the role of politics and misinformation in rising hate at the 2023 Eradicate Hate Global Summit....
04
May
Secretary of State Outlines How to Reduce Bigotry in Voting
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber said in a forum that discriminatory barriers to voting and voter apathy rob people of their power....
26
Apr
Q&A: Oakland’s CURYJ Combats Hate Through Community Building and Cultural Unity
The Pulse spoke with Ricardo Garcia-Acosta of the Oakland nonprofit Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice about its work to Stop the Hate....
24
Apr
Cal OES Announces $39 Million in Awards for Security & Safety
The Office of Emergency Services awarded $39 million to 193 groups across the state to reinforce efforts to protect Californians from hate-motivated violence....
