The 24 hate-motivated killings logged by law enforcement agencies in 2018 was the most on record.
Hate crime murders reached a record high in 2018, which also had the most hate-motivated violent offenses in 17 years, according to FBI data released on Tuesday.
“All of these discussions are much more hostile. Just the aggressiveness about the dangerousness of the other,” said James Nolan, a sociology professor at West Virginia University and former FBI crime analysis unit chief, told HuffPost. “It seems to be a much more aggressive dialogue that seems to be playing out in practice also.”
Overall, according to the FBI report, hate crimes declined less than 1% in 2018 from the year before ― the first decrease in four years. Experts said the drop is too small to be significant.
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