Hate crimes hit 12-year high in United States in 2020
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Reports of hate crimes against Black Americans rose 40 percent, from 1,972 to 2,755. Attacks against Americans of Asian heritage surged 70 percent with 274 incidents in 2020 against 161 in 2019. FBI though called for hasty conclusions not to be drawn, pointing out that over time, different levels of public participation could be behind the alarming data.
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Hate crimes hit 12-year high in United States in 2020: FBI
The 2020 FBI data identified 7,759 hate-crimes in 2020, a 6% increase over 2019 and the highest tally since 2008. The number of offenses targeting Blacks rose to 2,755 from 1,930 and incidents against Asians jumped to 274 from 158.
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