Hate groups
Subtitle: opposing viewpoints
By: Mary E. Williams, editor.
Contributors: Williams, Mary E., 1960-
Series: Opposing viewpoints series; Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: San Diego
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Hate crimes -- United States; Arabs -- Crimes against -- United States; Muslims -- Crimes against -- United States; Gays -- Crimes against -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Hate crimes against Arabs and Muslims are increasing -- Earl Ofari Hutchinson -- The; title: prevalence of hate crimes against Arabs and Muslims is exaggerated -- James Lacey; title: Antigay hate crimes are a serious problem -- Human Rights Campaign -- The; title: media exaggerate the problem of antigay hate crimes -- Andrew Sullivan; title: Crimes motivated by bigotry deserve special punishment -- Ellen Goodman; title: Crimes motivated by bigotry do not deserve special punishment -- Nat Hentoff; title: Religious conservative rhetoric fosters hatred -- Sarah J. McCarthy; title: Religious conservative rhetoric does not foster hatred -- Mark Tooley; title: Homophobia fosters hatred -- Mubarak Dahir -- The; title: inequality rooted in capitalism fosters hatred -- David Tyler; title: White nationalism fosters hatred -- Leonard Zeskind; title: White supremacist websites foster hatred -- Richard Firstman; title: Alienation and changing sociopolitical conditions foster hatred in Germany -- Stephan Lhotzky; title: Hate groups are a serious threat -- Carl Rowan; title: Stigmatizing hate groups as a threat may be counterproductive -- Anthony B. Robinson -- The; title: far right poses a threat -- Daniel Levitas -- The; title: far right is not a threat -- Samuel Francis; title: White power musicians promote hate and violence -- John M. Cotter; title: White power musicians promote positive social values -- Eric Owens; title: Hate-crime laws should be supported -- Howard P. Berkowitz; title: Hate-crime laws are unnecessary -- Jackson Toby; title: Internet hate speech should be restricted -- Laura Leets; title: Internet hate speech should not be restricted-- Charles Levendosky.