Sentence examples for targets of hate from inspiring English sources

Yet it is almost nowhere to be seen: ceremonies are not just expensive, but targets of hate crime.

Korean-language schools have been targets of hate mail, harassing telephone calls and sometimes attacks on students.

"However, far too often people become targets of hate simply because of who they are or what they look like.

Race, religion, disability — it's a great list of things that are frequently targets of hate speech or otherwise uncivil communication.

In recent years, an increasing number of scientists in politically and ideologically sensitive fields have become targets of hate e-mails, death threats, campaigns aimed at discrediting them and their entire field, and legal battles.

So, why then are TWOC such disproportionate targets of hate?

"As a novelist, I am occasionally the target of hate speech," he wrote.

The Zaghawa, he said, were the constant target of hate crime.

Although she became the target of hate mail and death threats, Rehman continued her outspoken cultural commentary.

I promised him I wouldn't publish our recording, so he wouldn't become a recognisable target of hate.

But expanding counterterrorism efforts should avoid casting Muslims, who are also often victims of terrorism and the target of hate crimes, as the enemy within.