Sentences with phrase «targeted by these hate»

«I feel deep empathy for all who have been targeted by these hate groups.

The parents of an assistant state attorney general were targeted by a hate - filled vandal who spray - painted the word «Jew» on the front door of their stately Bronx home overnight, cops and family said.

Lumping all these behaviours under the term «cyberbullying» ignores the fact that women and girls, as well as LGBTQ communities and racial minorities, are disproportionately targeted by hate on the Internet, and it erases the sexism, racism, homophobia and transphobia often underlying the abuse.

Not exact matches

Immobile was initially targeted by Rodgers last summer as he searched for an adequate replacement for Luis Suarez, but the Italian was snapped up by Jurgen Klopp as Robert Lewandowski left Dortmund on a free transfer to join hated rivals Bayern Munich.

I will hate for our players to be Targeted and possibly snitched by UEFA

ian, under labour success is hated (unless you are employed by the state), you are successful, and a target of this oppressive left wing country, be careful.

Above, a flyer sent out by Democratic New York Senator Ruben Diaz Sr., who hates gays and loves Pastor Rick Warren, as a response to a recent ad taken out by the Working Families Party targeting the constituencies of Sens. Diaz and Espada in the Bron... Read

By allowing judges to order vandals to clean up their own mess, allowing for diversity education to counteract hate - fueled graffiti, and creating a new Class - E felony for graffiti that encourages gang activity or targets religious property, this multi-faceted approach combats every aspect of this ever - rising crime,»

Though their original purpose is to simply pollinate, these automated insects have been hacked by a killer targeting the nation's most hated public figures.

By the same token, I'd hate for these efforts to go to waste due to mismanagement of target demographics.

Here's what's caught our eye in climate change news this morning, beyond the obvious in the headline: The famine in Somalia (yeah, it's still happening) will likely kill tens of thousands of people by the time it's done, the wife of an MIT climate researcher has been targeted in hate mail (seriously out of hand, this), and, somewhat counterintuitively new research shows cold winters are being caused by warmer summers.

This week a decision by Twitter to close the accounts of far right group Britain First has swiveled a critical spotlight on Facebook — as the company continues to host the same group's page, apparently preferring to selectively remove individual posts even though Facebook's community standards forbid hate groups if they target people with protected characteristics (such as religion, race and ethnicity).