In " Queer Injuries : The Racial Politics of ' Homophobic Hate Crime ' in Germany " , Jin Haritaworn calls attention to the tradeoffs between the passing of Anti-Hate Crime legislation . In this piece , Haritaworn examines the problems with hate crime legislation in Germany and how racist views are still manifested in anti-hate crime laws and have racial ramifications . The move of LGBTQ activism into the judicial sphere enables police and military systems to reinvent themselves as the protector of minorities while police activity targeting racialized populations is reaching new heights . Additionally , these newly publicized and politicized subjectivities and embodiments still adhere to a specific neoliberal ideology and fantasy . Incorporating criminal justice analysis into sexual justice narratives , Haritaworn finds that internationally , LGBTQ anti-hate legislation still marginalizes and represses other minorities by forcing victim-perpetrator narratives that target certain groups
targeting racialized populations
Institutional racism
Queer theory