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America of today is more polarised than ever before : Raja Krishnamoorthi blames government rhetoric for rising hate crimes
newyorkstatesman.com · United States · north america
Raja Krishnamoorthi states that America is more polarized than ever and attributes rising hate crimes to government rhetoric. This matters as it highlights significant societal divisions and the perceived influence of political discourse on social unrest.
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