Arguments Against Racial Profiling By Police
Racial Profiling By Police In today’s society we still see racism is a big problem in America some people will deny that there isn’t a problem. Racial profiling occurs anywhere in work, schools, and also by police officers. Racism affects millions of innocent people in the United States that are being targeted by their skin color and assumptions they have on people by being killed and harassed . The Law enforcement detain individuals for suspicion of a crime based on their race, which profile them as certain crimes they can commit which violates people's rights. Throughout the years we have seen a lot of police brutality cases that have become a controversial topic in today's society which have impacted people. The police system has inequity
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Police Officers violate people's rights by unreasonable searches through their houses or pulling them over. In a matter of fact, they have to have a reason why they stopped you and need a warrant issued for searching you. The fourth amendment in the U.S. Constitution secures citizens that they will be secured in their homes, cars, against unreasonable searches which their rights should not be violated. People will argue that police are only doing their jobs and are trying to catch people that are doing illegal things, but really shouldn’t violate our rights, These inequity procedures that police officers use is causing a national crisis in which it has caused its public’s trust in them. This leads people of color and Hispanics fear for their safety, which is a serious problem according to how they are being approached. People of color are more likely to be targeted by police officers by their assumptions they have on them. It shows the difficult relationship between the police and blacks in the united states. For example “The color of my skin means to them that I am likely a criminal and in need of police supervision” (Harris). This explains that the cops will tell by the color of your skin quickly assume and stop to check you for any purpose of searching you. For instance that is a reason society have lost the trust in police officers. The relationship of police officers and different races in the community have caused a breakdown of abuse against their bodies and their human rights. In addition it is equally important for police officers to know the rights of people and not violate them by making unreasonable
Police Officers violate people's rights by unreasonable searches through their houses or pulling them over. In a matter of fact, they have to have a reason why they stopped you and need a warrant issued for searching you. The fourth amendment in the U.S. Constitution secures citizens that they will be secured in their homes, cars, against unreasonable searches which their rights should not be violated. People will argue that police are only doing their jobs and are trying to catch people that are doing illegal things, but really shouldn’t violate our rights, These inequity procedures that police officers use is causing a national crisis in which it has caused its public’s trust in them. This leads people of color and Hispanics fear for their safety, which is a serious problem according to how they are being approached. People of color are more likely to be targeted by police officers by their assumptions they have on them. It shows the difficult relationship between the police and blacks in the united states. For example “The color of my skin means to them that I am likely a criminal and in need of police supervision” (Harris). This explains that the cops will tell by the color of your skin quickly assume and stop to check you for any purpose of searching you. For instance that is a reason society have lost the trust in police officers. The relationship of police officers and different races in the community have caused a breakdown of abuse against their bodies and their human rights. In addition it is equally important for police officers to know the rights of people and not violate them by making unreasonable