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What is the difference between a hate crime and a crime?

April 26, 2017crime hate

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What is the difference between a hate crime and a crime?

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Hate crimes send a threatening message to an entire community and are motivated by personal characteristics that the victim has that are embodied by a community. In general, a crime differs from a hate crime in that it lacks the threatening message to a community and is not motivated by characteristics embodied by an entire community.