Washington State’s new House Bill 1052, signed by Governor Bob Ferguson, claims to clarify hate crime laws—but at what cost? By adding “in whole or in part” to the definition, it lowers the bar for convicting someone based on perceived bias, opening the door to vague interpretations and potential abuse. This law risks criminalizing speech and thought, especially with a new bias incident hotline rolling out soon.
In a state where the justice system leans heavily left, who will this law really protect? Watch our latest video for a deep dive into the bill’s dangers, including a telling clip where the bill’s sponsor dodges a key question about flag-burning as a hate crime. This isn’t just a Washington issue—hate crime laws are tightening nationwide, often with federal backing.
Previous videos about hate crimes in WA and America:
UPDATE: WA Expanding Hate Crime Laws
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