Table:
detailed motivation
victims
sex
relationship to accused
injuries
age

male
female
stranger
acquaintance or family member
no injury or not applicable
minor physical injury
major physical injury

number
percent
median

race/ethnicity
2,702
68
32
65
35
70
27
3
30

black
962
68
32
57
43
72
25
3
29

east or southeast asian
291
69
31
82
18
62
36
2
30

south asian
337
77
23
77
23
72
26
1
31

arab or west asian
480
68
32
63
37
71
28
1
33

indigenous
147
55
45
63
38
57
36
7
28

white
140
59
41
66
34
65
27
8
31

other or not specified
345
64
36
64
36
73
23
3
33

religion
799
58
42
71
29
87
10
3
37

jewish
284
64
36
62
38
90
10
1
39

muslim
398
55
45
81
19
86
10
4
35

catholic
26
73
27
58
42
73
19
8
42

other or not specified
91
52
48
54
46
87
11
2
40

sexual orientation
1,026
81
19
57
43
58
39
4
27

total
4,925
68
32
63
37
70
27
3
31

Statement: overall, victims of violent hate crimes targeting race/ethnicity were more likely to have resulted in injuries than crimes targeting religion.
Question: which motivation did victims of violent hate crimes target were more likely to have resulted in injuries?
Answer: race/ethnicity