Statement of Policies, Findings And Objectives Sample Clauses

Statement of Policies, Findings And Objectives. 1. Regrettably, hate crimes and bias-related acts occur with alarming fre- quency in our society. The communities victimized by this form of anti-social behav- ior are gripped by uncertainty, tension, and conflict. Hate crimes and bias-related acts, by their nature, are confrontational, inflame tensions, and promote social hos- tility. These acts jeopardize the active and open pursuit of freedom and opportunity. They represent nothing less than a direct attack upon the racial, religious, and eth- nic heritage of our citizens.
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Statement of Policies, Findings And Objectives. 1. Regrettably, bias crimes and bias-related acts occur with alarming frequency in our society. The communities victimized by this form of anti- social behavior are gripped by uncertainty, tension, and conflict. Bias crimes and bias-related acts, by their nature, are confrontational, inflame tensions, and promote social hostility. These acts jeopardize the active and open pursuit of freedom and opportunity. They represent nothing less than a direct attack upon the racial, religious, and ethnic heritage of our citizens.
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