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France has said it plans to ban female Muslim students from wearing the abaya, a long, loose-fitting overgarment, in schools across the Western European country

The battle against hate and antisemitism has seemed never-ending. There have been hateful words spoken and written across Nassau County, and numerous discoveries of images such as swastikas. …

Gov. Kathy Hochul also signed legislation slated to enhance investigation and reporting requirements for hate crimes occurring on college campuses.

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The announcement was made at New York's first-ever Unity Summit, a statewide convening of more than 500 New Yorkers representing community groups.

Measuring a hate crime's impact can be hard because a crime against one person due to their race or religion can rattle an entire community, experts say.

The event in Manhattan was part of continuing efforts in New York State to fight the growing rise in hate crimes.

New York state is providing organizations fighting hate crimes with $25 million.

Governor Made Announcement At New York's First-Ever Unity Summit, Bringing Together Community Groups, Faith Leaders and Law Enforcement Working Together To Stem The Rising Tide of Hate.

Governor Kathy Hochul will convene what she's calling a "Unity Summit" to discuss hate crimes in New York.