No New Yorker should have to live in fear of a hate crime. These heinous acts strike at the heart of our democratic values.
That’s why today I’m ensuring communities have the tools to stop them. #WeAreNY
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We are investing an additional $25M — building on $43M distributed today — to help nonprofit organizations protect those at risk of hate crimes. This will support 800+ projects across New York State and bolster security at community centers, schools, museums, and day camps.
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In addition to this new funding, @NYSHumanRights and the @nyspolice have teamed up to make a new PSA to help keep New York safer for everyone:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvSpIxLJpAg …
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Hate has no home here, and we'll do everything in our power to protect vulnerable people. If you see or experience an incident of hate or bias, you can report it at http://ny.gov/hatehasnohome .pic.twitter.com/IjBCKQGfIz
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You had me until you said NYS police. The same guys Marcia P. Johnson had to toss bricks over during the Stonewall Uprising? Those paragons of virtue and equality?
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