NYC Mayor Eric Adams hosts conference to combat unprecedented levels of hate crimes in Big Apple

Mayor Eric Adams warned against 'pervasive' and 'normalized' hate infecting the Big Apple at a community summit to combat the alarming 68% rise in hate crimes.

Hizzoner emphasized the need for reflection, stating, 'Hate has become so pervasive and comfortable, and we have normalized hate,' urging a pause to consider the future.

Civil Rights Lawyer Norman Siegel organized the event, emphasizing the importance of speaking out against hate to prevent condoning it, proposing action plans to combat hate crimes.

The summit gathered community representatives to address the surge in hate crimes, with a focus on various affected communities like black, Asian, Jewish, Muslim, and LGBTQ.

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