Over Hate News Today

"Hope Over Hate," is what many are calling for in the recent clashes being students on college campuses over the war in Gaza, on immigration and on racial issues. Its also the name of a free community conversation at the Grandin Theatre on Thursday evening, as WFIR's Gene Marrano reports:

This week marks one month since 28-year-old Dr. Benjamin Harouni was shot and killed by an alleged disgruntled former patient in El Cajon.

HALLOWEEN SQUARE DANCE: The Friendly Squares will host a Halloween square dance 7:30 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the Niles SCOPE Center, 14 E. State St. Niles. Cost

This week’s First Friday event in downtown Youngstown is a collaboration between several organizations, museums, bars and restaurants.

A battle between free speech and hate speech at city hall has led to increasing calls for order inside council meetings

Community and grassroots organizations are stepping up to bring safety and solidarity to Asian Americans in New York City.

(JNS) Nearly two thousand people gathered throughout the United States on June 3 to fight anti-Semitism and hate speech with a public art display.

Among the 34 organizations and 20 partners taking part in the event was one Christian group—Passages, which organizes trips to Israel for Christian American students.

As anti-Asian hate rose during the pandemic, groups are fighting to help the AANHPI community for the future.

(NEW YORK) — As the U.S. recognizes Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month amid a staggering rise in violence against this community, activist groups who have been devoted to stopping hate are reflecting and looking towards the future. “I have been doing […]