Racism, the word of hate towards another race.The word of violent and uncomfortable gestures.As humans,we naturally have curiosity to people that look different from us which is normal but to dislike somebody for their skin color is unacceptable.As I grew up in this world, I’ve witnessed situations myself involving racist people, that thought their race is more superior than the other. Some people often fail to realize that we all have the same blood.Equality is all we ask for and the world especially America is having trouble with having Equality.
Racial profiling is a serious problem,though it is illegal. Racial profiling occurs when a person in authority, particularly a law enforcement agent, suspects people of criminal behavior based solely …show more content…
Racial profiling is definitely infused with police brutality, the first thing they see is skin color or appearance.”Police brutality is one of several forms of police misconduct which involves undue violence by police members.”“Do U.S. Police departments use appropriate force when dealing with the public?” Supporters argue you that the reports of police brutality and abuse are exaggerated.The question that comes to mind is “ How can police brutality be exaggerated, when there is evidence of people getting physically and verbally abused?”.On July 5, 2016 Alton B.Sterling was a 37-year old man that was shot several times at close range. This event was recorded by a witness in a car that was next to the police car. Alton B. Sterling was only selling cds outside of a local drug …show more content…
As citizens, we shouldn’t be scared of the police, when a crime takes place , we need protection but how are we, African Americans, gonna get protection if we keep getting attacked for no reason. We randomly get pulled over for unnecessary situations. For example, Michael Brown was stopped by the police and got shot 12 times while surrendering with his hands in the air, He was stopped for
Racial profiling is a serious problem,though it is illegal. Racial profiling occurs when a person in authority, particularly a law enforcement agent, suspects people of criminal behavior based solely …show more content…
Racial profiling is definitely infused with police brutality, the first thing they see is skin color or appearance.”Police brutality is one of several forms of police misconduct which involves undue violence by police members.”“Do U.S. Police departments use appropriate force when dealing with the public?” Supporters argue you that the reports of police brutality and abuse are exaggerated.The question that comes to mind is “ How can police brutality be exaggerated, when there is evidence of people getting physically and verbally abused?”.On July 5, 2016 Alton B.Sterling was a 37-year old man that was shot several times at close range. This event was recorded by a witness in a car that was next to the police car. Alton B. Sterling was only selling cds outside of a local drug …show more content…
As citizens, we shouldn’t be scared of the police, when a crime takes place , we need protection but how are we, African Americans, gonna get protection if we keep getting attacked for no reason. We randomly get pulled over for unnecessary situations. For example, Michael Brown was stopped by the police and got shot 12 times while surrendering with his hands in the air, He was stopped for