On December 15, the U.S. Coast Guard will cease to classify swastikas and nooses as "hate symbols." This decision marks a significant change in the agency"s policy regarding symbols associated with hate.
The announcement was made public on November 20, 2025, but further details regarding the rationale behind this decision have not been disclosed. The change will take effect in less than a month, altering how these symbols are treated within the Coast Guard"s operational guidelines.
This decision comes amid ongoing discussions and debates surrounding the classification of hate symbols in various sectors of society. The implications of this policy shift remain to be seen as it may affect how such symbols are addressed in other contexts.
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