In hate crimes, the victim's appearance is more significant than the victim's specific cultural heritage. True False

It's TRUE.

Explanation:

Hate crimes, also called crimes motivated by prejudice, are crimes committed when the criminal intentionally selects his victim because he belongs to a certain group. However, because of the appearance of clothes, walking, behavior and for the most part, because of the skin color, the criminal inflicts violence toward that group of people, or an individual specifically.