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    Imagine an African American teenage boy walking through an affluent‚ mostly white neighborhood and a man begins to chase him. Naturally‚ the boy begins to run and ask why he is being followed. Without an answer as to why he is being followed‚ he is then tackled‚ shot‚ and killed. This story reflects the true life account that took place in 2012 between Trayvon Martin‚ the African American boy‚ and George Zimmerman‚ the neighborhood watch patrol. Zimmerman’s reasoning for following Martin‚ and

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    We all know that there’s a lot of racial profiling that happens in the police department but there’s even one criminal profiling. In my opinion I think they come hand-in-hand because when you look at somebody only are you touching them by their appearance you’re also taking them by the way they carry themselves. For example‚ if you grow up in a particular neighborhood where everyone’s always yelling and fighting then people are going to think you were like that as well. All because you grew up in

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    term “racial profiling” was given popularity within the U.S as it became an often

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    most of American‚ which is an abbreviative form of “driving while black”. This phrase implies that a motorist might be pulled over by a police officer because that person is black‚ and he or she will be questioned or charged with a trivial offense. The place could be either on highway or white community. This term refers to racial profiling‚ which defined as the policy or practice using race or national origin to find suspicion by law enforcement officials (ACLU). For example‚ African Americans are easily

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    Courtney Conway Period 3 ERWC Mr. Bingaman Most evidence suggests that when law enforcement authorities use racial profilingracial tension can easily become a problem in communities. If ethnic minorities are far more likely to be stopped by police‚ they tend to feel that they are being unfairly harassed as a result‚ and before long racial tensions build up between the police and the local community. A great example of this tension is the reaction sparked by the Ferguson trials. Historically

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    false               discovery rates for detecting racial bias in police stops. American Statistical               Association‚ 104(486)‚ 661-668. As the director of the Center on Quality Policing and assistant professor for the department of Criminology at the University of Pennsylvania‚ the authors of this article believe that through three methodologies of research‚ problem police officers can be flagged so that the issue of racial profiling can be addressed more appropriately.  Ridgeway and

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    According to Jonathan Wilson Hartgrove “Sojourners Magazine”‚ published on March 2016‚ it lists names of African American young men who have been killed in the hands of police officers for no legimate reason and never got justice for their deaths. The police officers responsible for murdering these young men should not have gone scott free because they are the “law”

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    acts of racial injustice have led to a lot of outrage in the African American community. The community has let out its cries‚ no longer sitting down and taking what society has thrown at them and using it to their advantage by taking action. Since their arrival to the United States‚ African Americans have been treated unlawfully‚ being forced into slavery‚ and having to fight for their freedom until emancipation which came in the late 1800’s‚ which lead to the conclusion that African Americans should

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    The Classical Argument Final Draft Breauna Nooks September17‚ 2012 Racial Profiling and the Arizona Immigration Law The Arizona Immigration Law is a form of racial profiling‚ and it is wrong for the following three reasons 1) it is racists‚ 2) it is unconstitutional‚ and 3) it is regressive in today’s modern society. Supporters have taken the position that the Arizona Immigration Law should be welcomed in our society since similar legislation has been accepted in Utah‚ Alabama‚ Georgia‚ Indiana

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    The racial inequality against African Americans in the United States prison system is one of the largest issues to take place for many years. In the nineteen-thirties‚ blacks were three times more likely to be imprisoned than whites. In the nineteen-nineties the ratio increased to more than seven times that of whites. Til this day‚ this country has about three hundred million people‚ with two million people behind bars. But within those two million people‚ African Americans - black men‚ in particular

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