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US Commission on Civil Rights |
Some forms of anti-Semitism are deeply offensive even when they do not violate federal laws It is important to remember that the Office for Civil Rights� jurisdiction is based on ancestry or ethnic characteristics, since it does not have jurisdiction to investigate claims of religious discrimination per se.
Examples include but are not limited to:
Some forms of anti-Semitism are unlawful but not criminal It is important to remember that the Office for Civil Rights� jurisdiction is based on ancestry or ethnic characteristics, since it does not have jurisdiction to investigate claims of religious discrimination per se. Examples include but are not limited to:
Some forms of anti-Semitism are criminal; anti-Semitic acts are criminal when they are defined as such by federal, state or local criminal laws It is important to remember that the Office for Civil Rights� jurisdiction is based on ancestry or ethnic characteristics, since it does not have jurisdiction to investigate claims of religious discrimination per se.
Examples include but are not limited to:
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