FBI Hate Crime Statistics
In 1990, Congress passed the Hate Crime Statistics Act, which requires the attorney general to collect data “about crimes that manifest evidence of prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, or ethnicity.” The Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program is responsible for collecting data to comply with the congressional mandate, with the cooperation and assistance of local and state law enforcement agencies.
Charts
- Hate Crime Incidents by State, 1991-2007 (pdf)
- Number of Participating Agencies in Each State, 1991-2007 (pdf)
- 10-Year Comparison of Hate Crime Statistics, 1997-2007 (pdf)
- 17-Year Comparison of Hate Crime Statistics, 1991-2007 (pdf)
- Hate Crime Statistics for 50 Largest Cities, 1992-2007 (pdf)
Feature Stories
- Hate Crimes against Asian Americans, Hispanics, and LGBT People on the Rise - 10/29/08
- FBI Hate Crime Statistics for 2005 Called Incomplete - 11/2/06
- FBI Releases 2004 Hate Crime Statistics - 12/7/05
- New FBI Data Reports Increase in Hate Crimes for 2003 - 11/17/04
- FBI Report Shows Decrease in Hate Crimes - 10/29/03
- FBI Hate Crimes Data Released - 11/4/02
FBI Annual Hate Crime Statistics Data
- 2007 FBI Hate Crime Statistics
- 2006 FBI Hate Crime Statistics
- 2005 FBI Hate Crime Statistics
- 2004 FBI Hate Crime Statistics
- Previous Years
