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How to Stop Hate Crime: My Guide to Engage Police & City Officials to Quell the Violence - Paperback

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by Jack Castiglione (Author)

This practical "handbook" is the first of its kind to present a pragmatic, step-by-step process on how to stop hate crimes in the LGBTQ community in any city in the United States and many in other countries. Jack Castiglione's methods and approaches can also be applied to stopping hate crimes pervasive in other minority groups.
Castiglione has developed and used these exact steps to stop gay bashings that were rampant in Long Beach, Ca. in the 1970s through the 1990s. He established the Hate Crime Reporting Hotline in 1986. Although this phoneline was widely and consistently advertised throughout the LGBTQ community for six years, the hate crime reports dropped to near zero. This is because he worked tirelessly with the police department to improve its tactics, training, and policies.
Minorities in many cities are under attack by haters perpetrating assaults on their members. This violence must be stopped. The good news is we can go a long way toward eliminating this violence.

Number of Pages: 50
Dimensions: 0.1 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: October 10, 2022
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