Sentence examples for experienced hate from inspiring English sources

Four in five respondents to the Galop report, released today, say they have experienced hate crime.

As Jeremy Corbyn noted at prime minister's questions on Wednesday, half of all LGBT Londoners say they have experienced hate crime in the last year.

Nihad Awad, national executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said in a statement: "As other American minorities have experienced, hate speech often leads to hate crimes.

However, low reporting rates still affect the reliability of these official figures – Monday's NCAVP report found that only 41% of LGBT and HIV-affected individuals who experienced hate violence reported the incident to the police, down from 54% in 2014.

A reference group, made up of people with learning disabilities, most of which had experienced hate crime, harassment or bullying helped compile the list of tips for the media.

Sometimes growing up I've experienced hate but I think there are enough role models and good guys out there, just not enough of a limelight for them" Whilst there are few Muslim's in professional rugby, Mustafa thinks that one in particular is a shining example.

He added : "But too often LGBT people don't know they are experiencing hate crime or just shrug it off.

It's on my mind when I think of the possibility of finding love with a man outside of my race and experiencing hate because of it.

Because of homophobic attitudes, which are supported through government discrimination, LGBT people are more likely than straight people to experience hate crimes, become depressed and commit suicide.

"Soft" jokes, language, and behaviour by people who are fortunate enough not to experience hate speech often contribute painfully to the problem for minority groups.

That is why it was difficult for me to be public at first; I was fearful of the thoughts of my family and friends as well as experiencing hate and homophobia, but now I am used to all that.