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    stopped and the number might be less than that. From a period where people of the colored race or the non-white were lined up and matched to the slave auction, to a period where colored and non-white people are the one getting most pullovers and frisking from the law keepers gives people the reality that racism is here to stay. Both Crash…

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    Rose Katz Case Study

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    Rose Atkinson Mouser B5 US Government 4/21/16 Proposal On October 31, 1963, Cleveland Police Department Detective Martin Mcfadden was patrolling downtown when he saw two men, John W. Terry and Richard Chilton, suspiciously acting around the street corner. They had been pacing back and forth along their route, pausing to stare in the same store window. McFadden had observed them do this routine several times. After one of the trips, the two men had been joined by a third, Katz, who had left…

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    Imagery-visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work. Ex: "So she drew her mother away, skipping, dancing, and frisking fantastically, among hillocks of the dead people, like a creature that had nothing in common with a bygone and buried generation, nor owned herself akin to it." (Ch. 10) This is describing Pearl being full of energy skipping and doing other things in a cemetery. She is dancing all over the tombstones. Pearl does not care or realize that what she is…

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    Cultural Racism Essay

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    Cultural and Structural Racism in the United States In 2010, white people made up about 64% of the population of the United States, African Americans about 13%, and Hispanic people about 16%. However, this doesn’t carry over to those incarcerated in U.S. prisons and jails. 39% of those incarcerated are white, an entire 40% are African American, and 19% are Hispanic. This widespread disparity doesn’t just come from one racist cop, or one racially biased law, it comes from centuries of…

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    blacks are portrayed as drug addicts and make up most of the conviction rate. Discretion has to contribute to this because discretion allows cops to decide whether or not to search a car and whether or not to frisk someone. Therefore, cops must be frisking, searching, and testifying against more African Americans than whites. How else would all these convictions against minorities happen if cops were not more hard pressed to find drugs on a person of color. I do not think African Americans do…

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    Araby And A & P Analysis

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    The main character is also a young man who belongs to working-class. By contrast, Queenie, the name he gives to the leader of girls wearing the bathing-suits, is a rich girl. She, after a hard day frisking at the beach and lolling by the pool, comes into the grocery store to buy the cocktail snacks for her mom. At least, that is how Sammy perceives her. Lengel is the manager and is somewhere in between all this stuff. Though he clearly earns more than…

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    Racial profiling is a strategy of stopping a citizen because of their color of his or her skin, and fleeting suspicion that the person is conspiring in criminal behavior. This application can be managed with routine traffic stops, or can be entirely random based upon the car that is being driven, or the amount of people in the car and the ethnicity of the driver and the passengers aboard. Racial profiling has been apart of the law enforcement system for a long time now, and it is nothing that…

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    or is about to happen and question the suspect. If the officer believes the suspect is armed and dangerous, they have the authority the do a quick pat-down of the suspect’s outer clothing to see if they have any weapons on them; this is known as frisking. “From the perspective of New York City police officials, these stops are essential to maintaining public safety. From the perspective of many citizens who are stopped by officers, the encounters…

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    Stops and frisks are some of the strategies that law-enforcement agencies use to help prevent crime and also to protect the officers and the innocent people from the dangers that could be the outcome of those crimes. Well, this is what exactly happened one afternoon in Cleveland, Ohio on 1968. Martin McFadden who has been a “police detective for thirty nine years” observed two men who were “acting strangely out on the streets of downtown Cleveland” (Criminal Procedure et al). According to…

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    Racial Profiling Is Not Acceptable Racial profiling is not acceptable in America because individual 's race, ethnicity, religion or national origin. It can be considered racist. People are accused of things they did not commit. For example, Henry Louis Gates Jr, who was arrested after forcing his way into his house. It is not acceptable because of how they look.We shouldn’t make anyone feel useless or unwanted. In the Los Angeles Times article Behind the Ban by Timothy Garton Ash states, “they…

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