Civil Rights Leaders, Democrats Celebrate Passage of Hate Crimes Prevention Act
October 23, 2009
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3:20Now PlayingCivil Rights Leaders, Democrats Celebrate Passage of Hate Crimes Prevention Act
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as posted by the channelSenators Leahy, Levin and Specter today praised the passage of the Matthew Shepard Hate Crimes Amendment as an important milestone in deterring violence against people based on their gender, sexual orientation or disability. After more than ten years since Senator Ted Kennedy introduced the Hate Crimes Prevention Act, civil rights leaders joined Democratic Senators in celebration of this historic legislation. "Passing this legislation honors the lives of those good people we lost too soon, but we must not mistake it for a monument to them. We are here because the scourge of hate violence that took these lives has not ended," said Joe Solmonese of Human Rights Campaign.
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