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    Does Racial Profiling Exist

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    officers prejudice against races? There is a large debate on the subject of racial profiling‚ and whether or not it still exists within the government. Some say that there is no such thing‚ and that officers do not see race as a variable for whether or not they pull someone over or search them. They claim that through the development of the United States‚ all racial inequalities have subsided. Others believe that racial profiling is a large reason for why officers pull certain people over on the road

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    Racial profiling is a controversial issue that still occurs in today’s society. For some time‚ policemen have used racial profiling to determine those at fault during criminal activity. However‚ racial profiling must be stopped because it shows ineffectiveness and is embarrassing for the victims. Law enforcement should not be allowed to be discriminative towards a race solely because of their appearance and instincts. Minorities must be protected at all costs in order to have all the American values

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    part of the homeland. As a result of the ongoing debate about racial discrimination in the twenty-first century‚ the media has dedicated a large portion of coverage to the issue‚ influencing both sides. Essentially‚ racial profiling is unlawful because it strikes fear into the lives of a specific race‚ creates an unprecedented distrust in government officials‚ and although some claim terrorism is on the decline because of racial profiling‚ it ultimately does not result in the broad termination of terrorists

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    personal experience‚ views are created‚ and thus racial profiling is formed. When young‚ people have no real perceptions on other races‚ but with age and listening to others on racial topics‚ a nurturing process begins. With this nurturing process‚ that is growing every day‚ the races of this American society are slowly growing apart. Racial profiling has been around for many years. It is a concept in which we are nurtured into Many take racial profiling as a negative thing for it is perceived as a

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    Discontinue and adopt legislation outlawing the practice of racial profiling‚ even in regards to anti-terrorism efforts. Continually document and collect statistical data that identifies those individuals who are processed through the criminal justice system. Paying specific attention to the presence and extent of racial discrimination in the following areas: administration of justice‚ police‚ courts‚ and prison authorities. Take measures to effectively punish and combat police mistreatment

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    1990’s Racial Profiling has become a major issue in our society. There has been an abundance of court cases‚ killings and protests where people from the Black community feel that they are being harassed‚ stopped and questioned or arrested‚ simply for their outward appearance and look. Racial profiling for the most part has been linked to the police and their investigative methods. However racial profiling is not just limited to the police and their methods. Since 9/11 and the Iraq war racial profiling

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    The topic that I chose to research and discuss was racial profiling. I felt that it was an appropriate topic because as an African American looking for a career in law enforcement I’m going to encounter these types of situations every day. In my in the following pages I hope to show you how law enforcement officer can either use this to as a positive tool or will it be a mean of abuse and racism. I will give you some history on where racial profiling was developed. Going through the “crack” era of New

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    Racial Profiling is Morally wrong Some people are not aware of the racial profiling that still exists in America‚ and if they are they make no effort of talking about it. Police prejudice and racial profiling is responsible for many false arrests‚ convictions and deaths of African Americans. Racial profiling is the use of race or ethnicity as grounds for suspecting someone to have committed an offense. This has been an ongoing problem that African Americans have been dealing with for more than

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    by two police officers for no reason and left in a barren filed outside of the city‚ two of them‚ Rodney Naistus and Lawrence Wegner did not make it. ‚ As far as I am concerned‚ this case was an epitome of racial profiling against Aboriginal group in Canadian justice system. The racial profiling against aboriginal people existed in justice system for a long time and is hard to get rid of for many reasons. For the historical reason‚ First nation people seldom get involved in the white-dominated

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    Racial Profiling: A Modern Day Epidemic Did you know that an appalling‚ unconstitutional and pernicious attack happens continuously in today’s society against innocent citizens and nobody does anything about it? This practice is called racial profiling. Mr. Bob Herbert‚ a journalist for the New York Times‚ discusses this in his article‚ “Hounding the Innocent”. This article is an insightful and informative. He informs his readers about many actual situations of innocent citizens becoming victims

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