Racial Profiling : Hoods And Badges

of the article “Feds release profiling restriction” (Johnson, 2014) is to announce restrictions placed on some federal agencies in regards to racial profiling. Apuzzo in 2014 noted in the New York Times that the Bush administration in 2003 banned profiling by federal agencies in most situations. The exceptions noted from the profiling ban were race, but not religion, national origin, etc.; and, cases regarding national security were excused from the racial profiling ban (Apuzzo, 2014). In the article

argue that many racist situations are not actually discriminatory, such as racial profiling. Some people see that racial profiling is not racist because it is used against all races (“Racial Profiling Debate” 64). More often than not, racial profiling is more prominently used against blacks or other minorities than whites. Some people would maintain that racism’s main effects ended in the 1960s; however, according to “Racial Harmony Does Not Prevail,” the integration of blacks and whites is not as

HBO rejected Ice Cube and Dr. Dre's song "Boyz-n-the-Hood," which was about the South Central town of Compton, Eazy E decided to record the song himself, which began the start of N.W.A.

The permanence of one’s social exile is often the hardest to swallow. For many it seems unconceivable that for a minor offense, you can be subjected to discrimination, scorn, and exclusion for the rest of your life. When someone is convicted of crime today, their debt to society is never paid. The cruel hand that Frederick Douglas spoke of more than 150 years ago has appeared once again. In every state across our nation, African Americans, particularly in the poorest neighborhoods, are subjected

brutality is the minorities. Even though the people are happy with the police present in their community, one incident can change the way the community feels towards the Police. Consequently, the higher the crime rate in your community, the likely hood you will suffer from police brutality. Studies have shown that police brutality is and will be a part of your community. In some cases, the officer or officers will be acquitted of

Final Theory Shainna Blyden PSYC 336 24 August 2014 Professor Sharon Mijares Brandman University A cross-cultural perspective can enrich our understanding of classic and current research in the most important topics in the science of social behavior, including social cognition, social influence, and social relations The basic concept of any life form is diversity. Human beings are no exception to this general principle. Diversity to me is the ability for differences to coexist together, with