3. WHAT IS RACIAL PROFILING ?
Racial profiling, refers to the
targeting of particular
individuals by law
enforcement authorities based
not on their behavior, but
rather their personal
characteristics.
4. HOW LONG HAS RACIAL PROFILING BEEN
AROUND?
Racial profiling has been
around for centuries
since the 1700s and is
still in effect today and is
practice in Law
Enforcement.
5. RACIAL PROFILING IN LAW
ENFORCEMENT
Racial profiling in law enforcement and how over time
it has gotten worst. This topic has been in the media
for years and has gained more attention and still
justice is not being served. Not only is it racial
profiling in the field but always behind closed doors.
Sandra Bland was not only arrested and taken to jail
for a traffic violation, but was killed while in police
custody and covered up as a suicide.
7. THE SECRET AMBITION OF RACIAL
PROFILING
“The Secret Ambition of Racial Profiling” explains that after the
death of Amadou Diallo, City Council had the idea to have a
meeting with the police officers and citizens. During this
meeting the citizen has the right to speak out in give their
opinion on police racial profiling. In this meeting it was said
that there was racial profiling on African Americans. It was also
said that the Police officers had to sit back and listen to the
residents speaks because their job is to serve them.
9. RACIAL PROFILING ON OUR NATION'S
HIGHWAYS
“Driving While Black”, is an article about a Panamanian black
man being pulled over twice by police because of the color of his
skin. Rossano V. Gerald was going on a road trip with his son
when thirty minutes into their trip they were pulled over twice
by police officers from different station. Gerald believes the
reason he was pulled over because he was being racial profiled
by police because of nationality. This article was published in
June 1999 in the American Civil Liberties Union Special Report.
10. RACIAL PROFILING AND USE OF FORCE IN
POLICE STOPS: HOW LOCAL EVENTS TRIGGER
PERIODS OF INCREASED DISCRIMINATION.
The article, “Racial Profiling and Use of
Force in Police Stops” examine the reasons
behind police force against black. In the
article, Joscha Legewie states that the use
of police violence during stops and against
African Americans is because of the several
shootings between officers and Blacks and
that most police officers are bias. This is
where racial profiling plays a role, because
police officers are profiling every African
American because of the officers being
killed by African Americans.
11. THE CASE OF MONCRIEFFE V. HOLDER.
In this article it discusses the court case
Moncrieffe v. Holder. Racial profiling is
brought up in the criminal justice
system and the immigration removal of
Adrian Moncrieffe . This article was
written by Kevin Johnson and in this
article he examines the relations
between the criminal justice system and
the immigration removal. This article
reviews the background of
crimmagration, the racial profiling of
Moncrieffe and the Supreme Court’s
decision on the case.