Sentence examples for face hate from inspiring English sources

"Nobody should have to face hate crime of any kind, especially young children".

But I also know that my American Sikh community continues to face hate and violence because of our religious appearance," he said.

"I think the timing is evidence of how this type of thing happens all too often in various communities around the nation," said James H. Hall Jr., the president of the Milwaukee branch of the N.A.A.C.P. From the beginning, the shooting resonated among the city's black residents, leading to claims of racial profiling and calls for Mr. Spooner to face hate crime charges.

Omar is one of many hijab-wearing Muslim drivers who face hate at the wheel.

The State Attorney's Office will decide whether Smith will face hate crime charges, Mulligan said.

If new information found warrants it, there's a possibility Urbanski could face hate crime charges in the future. .

Midway through the novel, Cynthia studies Hugh from the depths of her sorrowful history and her yearning: "She looked into his face, hating its youth and thick lashes and unhurt beauty.

"This tragedy is a painful reminder that our community still faces hate and discrimination," it said.

The 28-year-old, from Coatbridge in North Lanarkshire, faces hate crime charges over the video, Police Scotland said.

A spokesperson for the LGBTI society said: "As students we should never be met with the possibility of facing hate in the hands of our own student union.

Transgender woman attacked in Glendale; suspect faces hate crime charge.