Hate Week is held in the second full week of April and this year will be marked from April 8 to 14.
This holiday is inspired by the fictional novel “1984” written by George Orwell.
The book that revolves around the life of the fictional Winston Smith from the fictional country called Oceania depicts the danger of the masses blindly following a leader or regime.
It also depicts the reality that people under Communism and Fascism lived.
Modeled from a “hate week” event in Orwell’s book, this holiday calls on people everywhere to stay alert against any leadership’s attempt to induce blind subservience to them.
It is a call to reject totalitarianism.