Washington, November 19 (RHC)-- A new report by the FBI finds that reported hate crimes in the U.S. were up in 2017 -- the third year in a row. The rise in hate-motivated and racist incidents has been recorded throughout the United States.
The report says that the numbers are partially a reflection of an increase in police reporting of hate crimes.
In related news, in the U.S. State of Wisconsin, Baraboo High School has come under intense scrutiny as a photo of at least 60 male students giving the Nazi salute went viral this week. One student in the front row is seen making a “White Power” symbol with his index finger and thumb.
The photo was reportedly taken ahead of the students’ junior prom last spring and was posted on a social media site with the hashtag #BarabooProud.
FBI says hate crimes up for third consecutive year

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