Elissa Slotkin tweeted the following:
"A year ago we passed the NO HATE law, which puts more money into collecting data on these incidents and crimes. But its not going to be as effective as possible unless people actually report. 7/9"Read on Twitter
Here are other recent tweets from Elissa Slotkin:
"As were already learning, the shooter in Buffalo had a record of making troubling statements. There were warning signs that were missed, including activity online that should have raised alarm bells, and thats why its so important to alert law enforcement. 6/9"Read on Twitter
"The people of Buffalo have a long road of healing ahead, and I wish them strength and resolve as they grapple with this devastating loss. But for the rest of us, there is something we can do to help stop these tragedies in the future. 8/9"Read on Twitter"Read on Twitter
"That ladder often starts relatively small looking online at hate and making hateful comments against others. Then it escalates to something like graffiti or hateful comments to co-workers or classmates. 3/9"Read on Twitter
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