Thank you for this information Eusebia
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  Subject: NCLR Launches “We Can Stop the Hate” Website 2.0 to Combat Hate in 
the Immigration Debate


       
       
        Washington, DC—A revamped website launched by the National Council of 
La Raza (NCLR) documents how hate groups in the U.S. have been reenergized by 
the immigration debate and how the growing intolerance fanned by these groups 
is leading to a record increase in hate crimes against Latinos.  The acclaimed 
website, www.WeCanStopTheHate.org spotlights hate in the immigration debate 
with analyses of the leading groups, spokespeople, and media allies of the 
anti-immigrant movement.  
          
        “Given that dozens of anti-immigrant talk show hosts and organizations 
have descended on Capitol Hill this week, it is especially important that 
information on what these entities are really all about is readily available to 
those interested in combating intolerance,” noted Janet Murguía, NCLR President 
and CEO.  “Regardless of how one feels about immigration policy, we can all 
agree that a hate-filled debate is not acceptable.” 
          
        The website, originally launched in January of this year, has been 
redesigned to make it easier for visitors and users to find information, obtain 
the latest updates, and learn how to get involved.  Its features include an 
extensive library of videos on the links between anti-immigrant and extremist 
organizations throughout the country; fact sheets on, among other topics, the 
code words of hate used in the debate and the most prominent media spokespeople 
from these anti-immigrant and extremist groups; and frequently updated posts, 
called “The Latest,” on incidents of hate in the media, from policymakers and 
others.
          
        The new website can be found at www.WeCanStopTheHate.org 
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