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OUR MISSION
The Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate (CRCAH) is a nonpartisan alliance of organizations committed to being vigilant against hate activity by supporting impacted communities and fostering acceptance, compassion, and justice for all in the Cincinnati region.
Promoting Inclusive Values
Everyone deserves to be treated equally no matter what.
Assisting Victims
We are here to help others who have been taken advantage of.
Monitor Activies
We monitor any activities that run counter to these values.
Educating The Community
We conduct year-round community education on the causes and prevention of bias, bigotry, & racism.
Create Timely Reponses
We create timely responses to hate crimes and bias incidents.
Volunteer to make a difference
We need people like you who are willing to help with the day to day needs of the organization. We organize events and reach out to members of our community to educate as well as protect.
RECENT ACTIVITY
The Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate stands in solidarity with the congregation of the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection and condemns the vandalism of their place of worship and the desecration of the displayed PRIDE Flag. Hate and homophobia have no place in our community, and we commend Pastor Zorn, Pastor Nicole and their congregation for their moral courage to be visible and steadfast in their support of the LGBTQIA+ community. The Coalition stands with you and offers its support.
#NoPlaceForHate #wechooselove
Congregation comes together after Pride display at Anderson Twp. church vandalized
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A Pride display and church steps were vandalized with spray paint over the weekend prompting a congregation and a community to come together to support each other.Recording of The Color of COVID at Xavier University featuring Rev. Damon Lynch III, Iris Roly and Rev. Nelson Pierce-moderated by Adam Clark. The discussion is focused on the current protests and how we should respond as a community.
#WeAreDoneDying #NoPlaceForHate
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Join us for a live stream panel on Monday, June 1st at 7:00 PM.Please watch this powerful video on the Black American experience. This is a must-see for all non-white allies.
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Emmanuel Acho on Twitter
“Dear white people, For days you’ve asked me what you can do to help. I’ve finally found an answer. Let your guard down and listen. t.co/74SVv8XOqp”
The Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate stands firmly in support of a thorough and transparent investigation into the death of George Floyd. In the wake of this tragedy from Minneapolis, the latest police killing of an African American, we join those calling for increased review and systemic reform of law enforcement, including the use of deadly force and discriminatory practices that infer racial bias. Though we share in the raw emotion this tragedy has brought, we implore all communities to practice values of peace and love. We must work together to address the hate and bias ingrained in our society.
All people, regardless of their gender, race, religion or other status, deserve the same level of concern and respect from every member of law enforcement. We understand that there are good men and women on our police forces who strive for more equitable practices. We also understand that systemic racism and oppression in law enforcement and other institutions continue to allow for the targeting of people of color in our communities. We are deeply saddened by the death of George Floyd. We demand justice and seek an end to the unnecessary death of black men at the hands of those who should protect them. #standup4rj #NoPlaceForHate #wechooselove
"The website allows people to provide firsthand accounts of discrimination, and about 150 cases were reported since its creation last week. Asian-American studies Professor Russell Jeung said the numbers reflect “just the tip of the iceberg” because only the most severe cases are reported in the media."
We stand with our local Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Asian Community Alliance and all those who condemn these malicious and disrespectful displays of hatred during these challenging times.
Website documents anti-Asian discrimination amid coronavirus crisis
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A website set up last week by Asian American groups to document accounts of anti-Asian discrimination has recorded about 150 incidents, as advocates warn of a spike in verbal and physical violence ami...ORGANIZING PARTNERS:
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