The “Hate Has No Home Here” movement started in a diverse Chicago neighborhood, ostensibly to welcome those who are targets of hate because of their race, ethnicity, religion, or place of origin. A ...

RENTON, Wash. — The city of Renton has a message: Hate Has No Home Here.It’s part of a national movement that started in Chicago and has since spread to other cities across the country.

Maloof-Tomaso, along with her friend Julie Cofone, have been sharing the idea through word of mouth and, largely, via social media. They said the response from the community so far has been ...

“Hate Has No Home Here” is a new component to the district’s character education program debuting this school year, said Ross Stanger, the district’s supervisor of instruction.

The Hate Has No Home Here campaign got its start in North Park, a suburb of Chicago, Ill., in early 2016. The community wanted a way to celebrate and nurture awareness of its own diversity, ...

Onaran decided to do something about it, writing in a Facebook post “Our community is better than this." She ordered the "Hate Has No Home Here" signs and 90 neighbors asked for one in their yard.

When it comes to anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in the state's second-largest city, Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin has a direct and simple message: Hate Has No Home Here. That was the consistent ...

“Hate Has No Home Here, ” they say, followed by translations of the phrase in Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, Korean, and Urdu. I didn’t think much of them, other than that the sentiment was nice.

Clarence "Frogman" Henry gestures during an interview at his home in Algiers, Louisiana in June 2003. Henry, one of New Orleans’ best known old-time R&B singers, who scored a hit at age 19 with ...