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    Racial Profiling and Racism: A Current Issue When it comes to controversial topics, such as racial profiling and racism, is society the biggest cage when it comes to the basic rights deserved as equal humans? Starting from the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement and further on, the acceptance of different races and ethnicities has grown tremendously throughout the years. Yet as people we are faced with a question that we continue to ask ourselves: is it ethically and morally correct to treat…

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    Common Assessment Essay Even though racial profiling is unconstitutional in America, it still exists today for different reasons. One example of racial profiling is a woman from Ohio, who is suing the FBI because she was yanked off an airplane due to her ethnicity. Her and two men were targeted as potential terrorists because of their suspicious activities and their specific skin color. There were many different organizations involved in this lawsuit that could be looked at as an iron triangle.…

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    In a research article by Tomaskovic-Devey and Warren (2009), the writers attribute the practice of racial profiling to organizational practices and from individual prejudices and racists attitudes held by its practitioners (p. 35). Tomaskovic-Devey and Warren illustrate the organizational scope of racial profiling by examining the Drug Enforcement Administration’s 1984 initiative Operation Pipeline. The initiative trained approximately 25,000 state and local police officers how to identity…

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    Have you ever been hated or judged for something out of your control? I have, that’s why if I could solve any problem, I’d solve racial profiling. This problem has been very prevalent in my life personally. Since a very young age I’ve been looked at sideways, sneered at, questioned because I had dark skin. I can recall when I was a grade schooler and was invited to a friend’s birthday, now it never bothered me my friend was white or him that I was black, so when he invited me to his birthday…

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    Jazmin Lara Ms.Matlen ERWC, Period 1 15 September 2016 Racial Profiling In the United States of America today, racial profiling has violated everything the United States of America stands for and represents. Authorities do not have the right to be allowed to stop, arrest, disrespect or harass any individual in America based on their appearance. The general statement made by Timothy Garton Ash in his work, Behind the ban, is that burkas in a free society is a form of expression and it needs be…

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    The fact that Donald trump not only made it through the primaries but was elected to be president just really shows how racists this country still. I was watching SNL and Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock were in a sketch about election night and trumps victory and it really made me think. The white people in the sketch were so convinced that Hilary had it in the bag, but Chris and Dave knew what was going to happen because they understood that America is a racist country so racist people are going…

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    center for hatred and fear. The American people believed that if they focused on observing, better yet “oppressing”, Muslims then they could prevent another terrorist attack. This led to a series of huge changes in the perceptions of Muslims, racial profiling, a large feeling of Islamophobia, or fear of Islamic people swept the nation, and it also led American-Muslims showing what they felt about the attacks and how they were affected, or attacked, as well. “9/11 was not just a tragedy, it was…

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    the free”, but seems to have a serious problem with racial profiling, which includes police who target people of color and minority ethnicities for no reason at all. These innocent individuals are discriminated based on their appearance, by their race and also by their skin color which is clearly discriminatory. Those who judge them do not even realize how these individuals are suffering because of this problem. For this reason, racial profiling violates everything the United States stands…

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    American man. This scenario is common in many police conflicts with different racial groups.Violent altercations…

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    Many cases have surfaced involving racial profiling. An abundant number of these cases involved police officers and black “offenders”. People are outraged that so many deaths are happening at the hand, of white cops, are bringing awareness and expressing their views in multiple ways. Some have organized groups against the actions of cops and the reoccurring issues of racial profiling in law enforcement. Others have brought the issue to social media using symbols like “#BlackLivesMatter”, sending…

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