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Wyoming U.S. Attorneys continue hate crime education, try to strengthen local bonds

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Assistant U.S. Attorney Eric J. Heimann speaks to members of Better Together, Braver Angels of Laramie County, Love & Compassion and other organizations about the federal United Against Hate initiative on April 25. The initiative is part of the federal "United Against Hate" campaign.

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Wyoming U.S. Attorneys continue hate crime education, try to strengthen local bonds

CHEYENNE — The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Wyoming is continuing discussions with Cheyenne community members about hate crimes, racial injustice and how to tailor the national United Against Hate program to Wyoming’s minority groups.

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