Hotline launched for hate and bias incidents
There's a new hotline coming to New York for reporting hate and bias incidents.
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Oct 20, 2023, 10:51 PM
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2h agoThere's a new hotline coming to New York for reporting hate and bias incidents.
It comes as many Muslim and Jewish New Yorkers worry about their safety in light of the war in Israel.
The new hotline and online form allows you to report incidents right to the state's Division of Human Rights' Hate and Bias Prevention Unit.
If it's an emergency or happening in real time, people should call 911 first.
Otherwise, report it to the new hotline at 844-NO-2-HATE or HERE
