Dylann Roof’s racist hate crime murder of nine black church members has not been called domestic terrorism, but Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s participation in the Boston Marathon Bombing has. What is the reason for the distinction between the two attacks? We discuss the legal definitions of terrorism and hate crimes and try to see how race and methods come into play in these definitions with Jenna McLaughlin of The Intercept, in this highlight from the Lip News Interview, hosted by Elliot Hill.
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