The Ethics Of Racial Profiling

Have you ever been racial profile by someone in authority? Have they ever accused you of doing a felony because of your race? Have people around you made dreadful comments on your ethics? There are several cases in the United States that innocent people were sent to jail, been killed, and been accused of a crime. For instance, November 2001 (9/11) when the twin towers had fallen; many of the society viewed Muslimism in a different way. People judged and made critical remarks toward every Muslimism. “Since September 11, 2001, members of Muslim, Arab, and South Asian communities have been profiled by airline personnel, federal law enforcement, and local police.” Muslimism inside and outside the United States were judged because of few people act of a catastrophe which killed numerous of people. Racial profiling is the act of targeting a person for criminal investigation primacy because of racial or ethics characteristics. There are three important things that citizens and people in authority process about racial profiling; how they act, who they blame, and how they profile. “In books and movies and television, private investigators are heroes who fight the bad guys, recover the loot, and win …show more content…
Racial profiling sought and been dealt with for a long period of time. People judge others base on what they seen or heard. Racial profiling is a longstanding and deeply troubled national problem that the United States has, which some called it the “post-racial era.” The problem occurs every day that police officers target people of color to humiliate, frighten, exanimate, or search without evidence of criminal activity based on the ethnicity or national origin. Profiling people is illegal and violating the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution, which promise of equal protection under the law to all and freedom from unreasonable searches and