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The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg and the Westmoreland Diversity Coalition are presenting a virtual speaker series to shed light on the ways different people have been marginalized and subjected to biases and hate crimes. The third annual Growth Through Knowledge and Understanding series begins at 7 p.m. Wednesday with
"Antisemitism is not just something that hurts people’s feelings. It’s damaging. It threatens the lives of Jews."
A city littered with hateful messages has sparked an investigation into who is responsible for the shocking discovery.
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THE ISSUE: “Last year, 284 hate crimes were reported in Pennsylvania — more than 2 1/2 times what was reported in 2020 and the highest since the Pennsylvania State Police
Editor’s note: The hate crimes numbers compiled by the Pennsylvania State Police and used in reporting this story were changed on the state police online database sometime late May 12