This normalization of attacks based on how a person worships or who they are or where they come from seems to have somehow emboldened extremist hate groups.
Tim Kaine: “This normalization of attacks based on how a person worships or who they are or where they come from seems to have…”
On the recordOctober 25, 2017
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Kaine discusses the impact of normalized rhetoric on hate groups.
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