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“There’s so much danger coming to young trans people,” one transgender youth said.

Local community leaders and advocates share powerful, honest conversations on combating hate crime with AG Bonta, elected leaders.

By Antonio Ray Harvey | California BlackMedia - The Ethnic Media Conference Awards and Expo celebrated the work of journalists, podcasters, photojournalists, and investigative reporters from ethnic media outlets across California, and recognized winners selected from over 300 entries.

The Maltz Museum in Beachwood will launch its 16th annual Stop the Hate competition with a virtual kickoff event at 7 p.m. Sept. 6.

The Maltz Museum in Beachwood will launch its 16th annual Stop the Hate competition with a virtual kickoff event at 7 p.m. Sept. 6.

Microaggressions that Latino youth, especially young Latinas, face when it comes to body image.

Many indigenous people have been discriminated against because of their language, culture, stature, dress or indigenous features they have.

“To be yourself and queer and still be connected to your culture,” she said, “those are some of the freest moments I’ve had.”

Attending Harvard, or having a law degree have not shield Hugo Morales against discrimination and racism. “Getting, you know, higher education is not necessarily an escape from discrimination.”

Mayor Jerry Dyer, who spent four decades in the police department, said hate crimes are a priority and should be reported.