Table:
detailed motivation
total
open areas
residences
commercial businesses
educational institutions
religious institutions
other institutions
transportation and connected facilities

number
percent

violent violations
4,569
34
27
17
8
2
7
5

race/ethnicity
2,412
36
24
20
7
0
6
5

black
838
36
27
16
8
0
7
6

east or southeast asian
248
41
15
25
8
0
5
6

south asian
294
42
19
25
4
0
3
6

arab or west asian
417
34
25
23
6
1
5
7

indigenous
137
47
25
12
7
0
6
2

white
129
33
22
16
11
0
12
6

other or not specified
349
26
28
25
8
1
9
4

religion
822
23
28
15
8
11
10
5

jewish
303
17
25
19
10
14
12
2

muslim
399
28
29
13
6
9
9
8

catholic
25
32
28
16
4
8
12
0

other or not specified
95
20
35
8
9
15
6
6

sexual orientation
940
39
28
15
8
0
6
4

other motivations
395
30
35
10
9
0
12
3

non-violent violations
7,221
28
25
13
15
9
7
3

race/ethnicity
3,131
32
28
15
16
1
5
3

black
1,273
33
27
11
21
1
4
3

east or southeast asian
198
31
32
25
2
1
5
4

south asian
166
34
33
22
4
0
2
5

arab or west asian
248
32
29
20
7
2
5
4

indigenous
126
37
21
17
10
2
10
2

white
149
32
30
12
16
2
5
3

other or not specified
971
30
26
15
18
1
6
3

religion
3,050
24
19
11
14
21
8
4

jewish
1,607
29
25
14
19
5
6
2

muslim
591
26
16
11
8
16
8
14

catholic
298
8
8
4
14
53
12
0

other or not specified
554
15
10
5
7
53
10
0

sexual orientation
539
27
42
10
14
1
4
2

other motivations
501
27
33
15
10
1
12
2

Statement: non-violent hate crimes targeting sexual orientation occurred far more often at a residence than anywhere else.
Question: which motivation did non-violent hate crimes target occur far more often at a residence than anywhere else?
Answer: sexual orientation