The site is a slightly difficult to navigate, this site is the home of all information regarding civil rights.  It has a page dedicated specifically to hate crimes, with fact sheets, latest news stories, reports, etc.  A great place to find details about hate crimes, but not to start basic research.

This site offers different contexts for hate crimes, such as the legal definition as well as the dictionary definition.  It also offers ways to distinguish a hate crime as well as links to outside resources.

This site offers statistics and background information about hate crimes as well as frequently asked questions (and answers). External links and a bibliography are provided.

This site is easy to follow, this site offers statistics, definitions, examples, tips for parents as well as students, and external resources as well as ways to get involved in preventing hate crimes from happening in your community.

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This site is an excellent place for teens to go if a hate crime has happened to them or someone they know, or if they want to learn about hate crimes.  Has a section on what you can do, why they are committed, and external links.

This site offers the basics of hate crimes, including a definition, history of hate crimes in the United States, arguments for and against hate crimes, etc.  Also includes external links.