2010Unpublished venueOpen access

Issue Brief: Latinos and Violence in the United States

Smith, Raymond Arthur

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The following issue brief examines Latino violence in terms of hate crimes perpetrated against members of this ethnic group. It compares data between ethnoracial groups and attempts to describe the cause of the increase in anti-Latino hate crimes.

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The following issue brief examines Latino violence in terms of hate crimes perpetrated against members of this ethnic group. It compares data between ethnoracial groups and attempts to describe the cause of the increase in anti-Latino hate crimes.

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The following issue brief examines Latino violence in terms of hate crimes perpetrated against members of this ethnic group. It compares data between ethnoracial groups and attempts to describe the cause of the increase in anti-Latino hate crimes.

Key concepts: Criminology, Political science, Psychology

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