Discrimination In Law Enforcement

In this day and age, we as a society have made great leaps and bounds in reaching a state in which there is equal suffrage. Some people even make the preposterous claim that with the election of an African American as president of the country, we essentially have become colorblind, and that racial disparities no longer exist. This claim is far from the truth, as minorities still hold a disproportionately low number of public offices when compared to their percentage of the overall populace, attend school with significantly less funding, live in less well off neighborhoods, and are discriminated against in everyday life by law enforcement at a much higher rate than their white counterparts. However, all those problems having been recognized,