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A bill calling government to gather data on hate crimes motivated by race, religion, sexual orientation or ethnic roots has been by the U.S. House and soon will be sent to President Bush for his approval.
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The House debated the bill Tuesday night and voted 402-18 Wednesday to agree to minor changes by the Senate, which passed the measure Feb. 8.
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Daveen Litwin, director of Hillee, said she had waited a long time for this kind of legislation to be brought to the forefront.
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"We totally support this type of program and think that it would be a useful and critical way to track crimes and纵战bias related crimes," Lidwin said.
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Andrea Katzman, facilitator of Students Concerned About Discrimination, said her group also would support this legislation.
Hate crimes are different than other sorts of crimes. In the majority of cases they can affect an entire community.' — Andrea Katzman Facilitator of Students Concerned About Discrimination
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"With the keeping of statistics on hate crimes, they can chart the patterns of these crimes so something will have to be done," Katzman said. "This is a great idea. Hate crimes are different than other sorts of crimes. In the majority of cases they can affect an entire community."
The Justice Department reported in May 1988 that an accurate count of the number of hate crimes was unavailable.
Under the measure, the government would count, the crimes of murder, non-negligent manslaughter, forcible rape, aggravated robbery, kidnapping, arson, destruction and damage or vandalism of property.
Howard Bauleke, staff director for U.S. Jim Slattery, D-Kansas, said Slattery in favor of the bill.
"This shows there is some acknowledgement that we need to deal with the fact that minorities are threatened and that they do feel threatened."
"Representative Slattery has consistently voted in favor of that." Bauleke said. "In certain sections of the country, the num- ber of Democratic senators is pleased that the bill passed by such an overwhelming margin."
Some student organizations at the University of Kansas agree that this is a much-needed step in combating these forms of crime.
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