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Hate crimes are a natural consequence of this strategy of marginalization:
A. Ommission
B. Burlesque
OC. Vilification
OD. Socio-Economic
○ E. Patriotism

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Hate crimes are motivated by bias towards victims' identity groups. Vilification and dehumanization are key factors leading to hate crimes.


Explanation:

Hate crimes are criminal acts motivated by bias towards victims' real or perceived identity groups. They are informal social control mechanisms used in stratified societies to police identity boundaries.

One consequence of this strategy of marginalization is vilification - the dehumanization of a minority group that can lead to hate crimes.

Dehumanization plays a significant role in inciting hate crimes by equating the victim group with animals, vermin, or diseases, leading to violence and dehumanization.


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