Do hate crimes happen where you live?

KQED and Not In Our Time want to know if there are acts of hate and intimidation where you live or work.

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First Name

Last Name

E-mail *

Phone

City

State or Province

Postal Code

Street Address

Have you ever witnessed or experienced a hate crime or harassment based on race, religion, sexual orientation or gender?

Yes
No

Why do you think you or the victim were targeted?

Tell us in as much detail as you are comfortable about the attack or harassment you experienced.

Do events like this happen frequently in your community? If yes, how often?

Did you report the incident to the police or other authorities? Why or why not?

May we publish your insights (and any uploaded files) and attribute them to you? (Your comments may be edited for length or clarity.)

Yes
No
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And now a few questions to help us get to know you better. Your answers will not be shared outside the newsroom.

In what year were you born?

What is your gender?

What race or ethnicity are you?

What faith tradition, if any, do you belong to?

Because it's an election year it's helpful to know what political party, if any, you identify with most closely?

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