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…accountable to the public which they serve. Racially motivated crime was a largely uncharted phenomenon until the 1980s. In the 1990s a series of high-profile cases of racist murders resulted in a much wider recognition that racially motivated crime needed…

…related issues, police officers are stereotyped frequently too. If a civilian is summoned by an officer to pull over due to a motor vehicle violation and this civilian is of an opposite ethnic background of the officer, the officer is usually accused of racial…

…. The fruitlessness of this method of selection is evidence even today. We have discovered that racial profiling has almost no effect on preventing crime or undesirable actions. Many of the detainees were forced to sell their property at an extremely low cost…

…, and as it would later turn out, motive. "...Until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream." These powerful words were uttered by Martin Luther King in the midst of the racial unrest of the 1960s. This unrest is congruent with the racial…

…thought she was trying to find justice to steves case she really didn't care weather he lost or not. She never did ask him how he felt about winning or loosing their case. Because she didn't care. And there was a lot of racial profiling going on in this case…

…there is no "profile" of a school shooter. Come again? White boy after white boy after white boy, with very few exceptions to that rule (and none in the mass shooting category), decides to use their classmates for target practice, and yet there is no profile? Imagine if all…

…, especially those stemmed by current events, are not applied, and above all, not by the government. There have been suggestions that racial profiling may now be more widely accepted by U.S. courts, and may be used to hunt down terrorist suspects (“Racial Profiling…

…that of whites.   This could be caused by racial profiling and racial discrimination in the work force.  In contrast with the suburban population, when income is broken down, all of the minorities show a pyramid in which the poor indicates the base of the pyramid…

…strong with only 10% being Black. Police would stop and question African- Americans for no reason other than racial profiling. The number of incidents of Police brutality and Blacks dying in Police custody had risen tremendously. For instance, in the summer…

…. By inputting as many Black and Minority Ethnic people onto the system as possible, the expanding, but unrepresentative, database is poised to form the basis for further ethnicity studies, and remains as a permanent tool for racial profiling. (Fizza Qureshi, 2005…