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Essay heading: Gay Rights
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According to 2001 FBI statistics, hate crimes based on sexual orientation constituted the third highest category reported and made up 13.9 percent of all reported hate crimes. Only race-based and religion-based prejudice crimes were more prevalent.
If we as Americans truly believe that we are all created equal as it says in our constitution...
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Why do some commit hate crimes? Just because a person is different doesn't give anyone the right to hurt them in any form. Being put in a hospital just because they have feeling towards someone of the same gender, doesn't seem right to me. If it does to other people out there it is my opinion that they are sick in the head and should take psychiatric counseling...
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