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Figure 1. Action in incident coded frequencies from the CAH Hate Incidents database

This report analyzes 3,656 hate incidents from the CAH database that were said to have occurred between November 2016 and May 2018. Multiple codes can be selected per incident.
Action in incident	Count	Percent of total hate incidents
Death	44	1.20%
False promises	1	0.03%
Intimidation	587	16.06%
Isolation	1	0.03%
Physical Harm	485	13.27%
Physical sexual harm	21	0.57%
Property damage	799	21.85%
Leaving symbol	91	2.49%
Refusal of rights	58	1.59%
Sexual intimidation	75	2.05%
Spoken abusive language	1516	41.47%
Stolen property	57	1.56%
Use of immigration	11	0.30%
Written abusive language	1469	40.18%

Figure 2. Overall experience of hate

Figure 2 combines responses from the following questions in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q23. Thinking about the past one or two years, have you ever personally been a target of a hate incident?
Q24. In the past one or two years, have any of your family or friends been a target of a hate incident that you are aware of?
Q25. And again, in the past one or two years, have you ever witnessed a hate incident take place that was happening to a stranger?
Respondents	Yes	Don’t know/Unsure/Refused	No
Total across all respondents	43%	3%	54%
Black respondents	47%	6%	47%
Hispanic Respondents	59%	1%	40%
Arab/Middle Eastern Respondents	73%	6%	21%

Figure 3a. Experience with expressions or incidents of hate - Total across all respondents

Figures 3a-3d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q26. Thinking about your experience, have you witnessed or been a victim of any of the following:
Incident	Total
Homicide	2%
Graffiti (images and symbols)	4%
Death threats	4%
Altercation or assault	7%
Graffiti (words and hate speech)	6%
Taking photos in a mocking way	4%
Online (images and symbols)	5%
Stalking or following	6%
Vandalism or property damage	10%
Refusal of service	5%
Online (words and hate speech)	8%
Nativism/xenophobic threats	7%
Intimidation	14%
Name-calling	20%

Figure 3b. Experience with expressions or incidents of hate - Total vs Black respondents

Figures 3a-3d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q26. Thinking about your experience, have you witnessed or been a victim of any of the following:
Incident	Total	Black
Homicide	2%	3%
Graffiti (images and symbols)	4%	3%
Death threats	4%	3%
Altercation or assault	7%	7%
Graffiti (words and hate speech)	6%	7%
Taking photos in a mocking way	4%	7%
Online (images and symbols)	5%	7%
Stalking or following	6%	8%
Vandalism or property damage	10%	9%
Refusal of service	5%	9%
Online (words and hate speech)	8%	12%
Nativism/xenophobic threats	7%	13%
Intimidation	14%	16%
Name-calling	20%	22%

Figure 3c. Experience with expressions or incidents of hate - Total vs Hispanic respondents

Figures 3a-3d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q26. Thinking about your experience, have you witnessed or been a victim of any of the following:
Incident	Total	Hispanic
Homicide	2%	3%
Graffiti (images and symbols)	4%	8%
Death threats	4%	9%
Altercation or assault	7%	16%
Graffiti (words and hate speech)	6%	6%
Taking photos in a mocking way	4%	8%
Online (images and symbols)	5%	10%
Stalking or following	6%	7%
Vandalism or property damage	10%	15%
Refusal of service	5%	13%
Online (words and hate speech)	8%	10%
Nativism/xenophobic threats	7%	14%
Intimidation	14%	14%
Name-calling	20%	28%

Figure 3d. Experience with expressions or incidents of hate - Total vs Arab/Middle Eastern respondents

Figures 3a-3d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q26. Thinking about your experience, have you witnessed or been a victim of any of the following:
Incident	Total	Arab/Middle Eastern
Homicide	2%	4%
Graffiti (images and symbols)	4%	18%
Death threats	4%	12%
Altercation or assault	7%	19%
Graffiti (words and hate speech)	6%	20%
Taking photos in a mocking way	4%	14%
Online (images and symbols)	5%	26%
Stalking or following	6%	23%
Vandalism or property damage	10%	24%
Refusal of service	5%	15%
Online (words and hate speech)	8%	36%
Nativism/xenophobic threats	7%	34%
Intimidation	14%	41%
Name-calling	20%	55%

Figure 4. Percentage of reported incidents involving invocations of political rhetoric and/or alt-right or white supremacist hate groups

Incidents Invoking Alt-Right/White Supremacist Hate Groups: 23%

Incidents Invoking Trump or his Rhetoric: 16%

Incidents Invoking Alt-Right/White Supremacist Hate Groups and Trump or his Rhetoric: 2%

Figure 5. Location frequencies from the CAH Hate Incidents database

This report analyzes 3,656 hate incidents from the CAH database that were said to have occurred between November 2016 and May 2018. Multiple locations can be selected per incident.
Location	Count	Percentage
On the street	786	21.5%
Business	532	14.55%
Private residence	475	12.99%
School	431	11.79%
University	427	11.68%
Place of worship	290	7.93%
Other	250	6.84%
Online	171	4.68%
Public transportation	137	3.75%

Figure 6a. Reported outcomes from experiences of incidents of hate - Total across all respondents

Figures 6a-6d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q61. What would you say was the outcome of the hate-related incidents you have experienced? What were the short-term or long-term effects?
Outcome	Total
Performance at work/school affected	12%
Sought therapy	4%
Long-term health/body effects	6%
Depression	15%
Anxiety	18%
Decreased participation in the community	10%
Decreased participation online	9%
Change in behavior to prevent incidents	15%
Moving/relocating	9%
None	32%

Figure 6b. Reported outcomes from experiences of incidents of hate - Total vs Black respondents

Figures 6a-6d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q61. What would you say was the outcome of the hate-related incidents you have experienced? What were the short-term or long-term effects?
Outcome	Total	Black
Performance at work/school affected	12%	10%
Sought therapy	4%	3%
Long-term health/body effects	6%	2%
Depression	15%	10%
Anxiety	18%	13%
Decreased participation in the community	10%	16%
Decreased participation online	9%	6%
Change in behavior to prevent incidents	15%	10%
Moving/relocating	9%	0%
None	32%	19%

Figure 6c. Reported outcomes from experiences of incidents of hate - Total vs Hispanic respondents

Figures 6a-6d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q61. What would you say was the outcome of the hate-related incidents you have experienced? What were the short-term or long-term effects?
Outcome	Total	Hispanic
Performance at work/school affected	12%	14%
Sought therapy	4%	6%
Long-term health/body effects	6%	10%
Depression	15%	19%
Anxiety	18%	20%
Decreased participation in the community	10%	5%
Decreased participation online	9%	5%
Change in behavior to prevent incidents	15%	14%
Moving/relocating	9%	9%
None	32%	31%

Figure 6d. Reported outcomes from experiences of incidents of hate - Total vs Arab/Middle Eastern respondents

Figures 6a-6d reflect responses from the following question in the Hate Incidence Poll:
Q61. What would you say was the outcome of the hate-related incidents you have experienced? What were the short-term or long-term effects?
Outcome	Total	Arab/Middle Eastern
Performance at work/school affected	12%	22%
Sought therapy	4%	7%
Long-term health/body effects	6%	11%
Depression	15%	34%
Anxiety	18%	44%
Decreased participation in the community	10%	27%
Decreased participation online	9%	12%
Change in behavior to prevent incidents	15%	30%
Moving/relocating	9%	14%
None	32%	16%

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