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Hate mail

Hate mail (as electronic, posted, or otherwise) is a form of harassment, usually consisting of invective and potentially intimidating or threatening comments towards the recipient. Hate mail often contains exceptionally abusive, foul or otherwise hurtful language.

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Notable examples of hate mail

Neil LennonCeltic F.C.Nail bombRangersCambridgeshire
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Scholarly articles

Political GeographyDoiBritish Journal of Political ScienceJSTORS2CID
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ElectronicPostedHarassmentIntimidatingEthnicity
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News articles

Guardian UnlimitedWRAL-TV
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Notable examples of hate mail

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Hate mail

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples40
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Hate mail

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related to Notable examples of hate mail · 16
Hate mail → April, August, Cambridgeshire, Celtic, Hate, Holly Wells, Jessica Chapman, Lennon, Neil Lennon, Other, Rangers, Sabbath, Soham, The, They, Two
related to Scholarly articles · 16
Hate mail → Benny, British Journal, Dear, January, JSTOR, Michael, Niza, October, Political Geography, Political Science, S0007123400005226, S0962-6298, S2CID, Temkin, The, Yanay
related to News articles · 8
Hate mail → Guardian Unlimited, In Durham Mailboxes, Israeli, January, Jewish, October, Racist Hate Mail Found, WRAL-TV

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hate mail letters also received political otherwise recipient often contains may harassment parents found death 10 threatening remarks anonymous individual

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Hate mailrelated to News articlesJewish0.60section
Hate mailrelated to News articlesIsraeli0.60section
Hate mailrelated to News articlesGuardian Unlimited0.60section
Hate mailrelated to News articlesJanuary0.60section
Hate mailrelated to News articlesRacist Hate Mail Found0.60section
Hate mailrelated to News articlesIn Durham Mailboxes0.60section
Hate mailrelated to News articlesWRAL-TV0.60section
Hate mailrelated to News articlesOctober0.60section
Hate mailrelated to Notable examples of hate mailHate0.60section
Hate mailrelated to Notable examples of hate mailNeil Lennon0.60section
Hate mailrelated to Notable examples of hate mailCeltic0.60section
Hate mailrelated to Notable examples of hate mailRangers0.60section

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