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Sometimes people are going hard because they've been frustrated and they've been marginalized for so long that it hurts. in 2017 the latest year that we have data for, 52 lgbtq people -- from i should say. 52 lgbtq people in the u.s. were killed as a result of hate violence, an 86% increase from 2016. that's according to a report by the national coalition of anti-violence programs. doesn't mean that you're putting kevin on that level or anyone. but those comments certainly -- the old stuff, i'm saying, certainly don't help. the new way, if you -- if what you're saying, that helps. i did ask ke...

>> the civil rights movement that we saw in theound never really dealt with, the latent racism in the north. so when we started seeing killings in new york, we used some of the tactics in the south, marching and all. but it was in an urban context. and it was in our style. so we were a lot more defiant. though we were nonviolent. but we were more in your face, because we were in new york. >> 1989, america's racial contradictions are coming home. on the one hand, this is the peak of school desegregation. and then on the other hand, there's a rise of hate violence. and into this cauldron of raci...

Been abandoned. >> i'm trying to tell you -- >> the civil rights movement that we saw in the south and never really dealt with, the latent racism in the north. so when we started seeing killings in new york, we used some of the tactics in the south, marching and all. but it was in an urban context. and it was in our style. so we were a lot more defiant. though we were nonviolent. but we were more in your face, because we were in new york. >> 1989, america's racial contradictions are coming home. on the one hand, this is the peak of school desegregation. and then on the other hand, there's a ri...

And it was in our style. so we were a lot more defiant. though we were nonviolent. but we were more in your face, because we were in new york. >> 1989, america's racial contradictions are coming home. on the one hand, this is the peak of school desegregation. and then on the other hand, there's a rise of hate violence. and into this cauldron of racial tension, there was a release of the power. >> public enemy, the young black male situation in america, we feel we're all public enemies. we have a logo that has a cross. we feel that represents ourselves, and anybody in our situation. ♪ we got ...

Of you. what does that tell you about the way people understand what is now unfortunately trending islamaphobia but as well as what it means to be sikh and to have a sikh way of life, because those are different. >> right, billion in the sikh tradition, we believe that every individual has the potential to embody divine love, and what this showed me was, i think people are recognizing that there are no bystanders when you see hate violence. hate, and when you reach out to people and connect with them, it means something. silence in the face of prejudice is an act of hate, and so a lot of peopl...