Sentence examples for subjected to hate from inspiring English sources
The Australian's Sharri Markson is subjected to hate speech.
Paul Feig's all-female reboot of a slightly shonky 80s staple caused such a stir among the troglodytic that cast member Leslie Jones was subjected to hate speech on Twitter.
Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, 23, and Rick Best, 53, were stabbed to death and 21-year-old student Micah David-Cole Fletcher was injured when they came to the aid of two women being subjected to hate speech on public transport.
"In a city where over half of gay young people face bullying at school, and where tens of thousands of gay people are subjected to hate crimes every year just because of the way they were born, it's perfectly proper for a mayor to object to the use of such advertising in an iconic public setting".
The only caveat that I would like to add, from my experience, is that while you may be subjected to hate, you'll come across well-wishers, too.
Unlike Twitter's current reporting system, the WAM! model takes into account the myriad ways that women are harassed: on the WAM! form, you can specify if you're being threatened with violence, doxxed, subjected to hate speech, etc.
And people who are only assumed to be homosexual have been subject to hate crimes.
The resolution was revised shortly before the vote to add Latinos, Asian Americans and LGBT people to a list of groups subject to hate.
The man will be subject to hate crime penalties.
For Sessions, if he remains at the Justice Department (there have been unconfirmed reports that Trump is thinking of moving him to head up Homeland Security), it means a sustained assault at a time when LGBTQ people are subject to hate crimes attacks more than any other minority group, with transgender women of color disproportionately affected in the worst way. .
Lee was subjected to a hate campaign, which he lost much sleep and money over.
