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Why does designating the act of lynching a hate crime prove to be important ?

Why does designating the act of lynching a hate crime prove to be important ?
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Why does designating the act of lynching a hate crime prove to be important ?

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it shows that the government respects people, and their rights' to live, and hate crimes typically yield higher punishments.

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