Depending on the outcome, someone at the State House may set up a toll-free hotline to report hate crimes like then-AG Maura Healey did in 2016.


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Depending on the outcome, someone at the State House may set up a toll-free hotline to report hate crimes like then-AG Maura Healey did in 2016.{ai:summary}<p>The State House is considering establishing a toll-free hotline for reporting hate crimes, similar to the initiative launched by former Attorney General Maura Healey in 2016. The decision will depend on the outcome of ongoing discussions. </p><p>#society</p>

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