This document discusses racial profiling, specifically in Rhode Island and the city of Providence. It provides statistics showing that the highest rates of racial profiling targets African Americans, Hispanics, and Middle Eastern people. Victims are often subjected to violence and false arrests by police officers. The document advocates presenting a bill called the Racial Profiling Prevention Act to address this issue. It also suggests organizing communities through events like protests to raise awareness of racial profiling and push for change.

1. Racial Profiling :

2. What specifically interests you about
community awareness?
My major interest about community
awareness is, if something can be done to help
improve society, find a way to get involve and
encourage others to be a part of the act.”

3. When officers of the law has a
prediction of suspicion of civilians doing
or being involved in criminal activities,
and use race, age, gender, color, etc.., as
part as their procedure.

4.  Happening all the world.
Mainly in the United States.
Rhode Island is a victim of this as well.
 In Rhode Island, the City of Providence is mainly
targeted for racial Profiling.
Providence has the highest percentage for racial
profiling.

5. Officers assume that one race is defined as
criminals, so when one person of that type of
race is walking or driving by, they are
consider targets.
They stop them and use violence against them.
Interrogate them and make them scared to lie.
They just want types of races to look bad.

6. The victims are mostly located in the City of
Providence.
Civilians that express themselves a different
way; Ex. Baggy clothing, expensive
accessories, and slang language.
Most are young adults and adults of under
the age 35.
Focusingly on African-Americans, Hispanics,
Mid-eastern people.

7. They are brutally hurt by officers.
Sometimes turn out dead.
Sent to prison for false accusations.
Stays on their record.
Traumatized by the scene they witness.
Stay quiet for being afraid of getting hurt.

8. Driver Race Percentage Driver Age Percentage Outcome
of stop
Percentage
White 83.1% 21 & Under 16.5% Citation 54%
African
Americans
7.3% 22-30 31.1% Notice of
Demand
4.09%
Asian 1.9% 31-40 22.8% Warning 33.1%
Hispanic 7.2% 41 & Over 19.6% No Action 8.2%

9.  Present the house of judiciary “H7256” bill.
 It Is known as the Racial Profiling Prevention Act
Help Enforce management with law enforcement
issues with civilians.
 Protest against Racial Profiling in front of the
state house.
 Use media to get involve and know about the
issue.

10. Organize conferences with communities to
come up with a plan
Advise the public, (Twitter, Facebook, Press,
etc.)
Get involve with the community and
participate in events
SPREADTHE WORD AROUND !

11. Organize events, such as protest, marches,
etc.
Compromise with other organizations
Make public announcements about the issue

12. Got around more in the community.
Found this topic, very important.
Took this issue as something to collaborate
with my daily life.
Learned new social skills and took an interest
in politics.

14. Questions