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Racial profiling / Kris Hirschmann, book editor.

Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints Available online

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Hirschmann, Kris, 1967-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Racial profiling in law enforcement--United States.
Racial profiling in law enforcement.
Minorities--Civil rights--United States.
Minorities.
Discrimination in law enforcement--United States.
Discrimination in law enforcement.
African Americans--Legal status, laws, etc.
African Americans.
Place of Publication:
Greenhaven Press United States
Contents:
1. U.S. policies forbid racial profiling / U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division
2. U.S. policies sanction racial profiling / American Civil Liberties Union
3. Profiling Muslims is essential in the war on terror / Andrew C. McCarthy
4. Profiling Muslims hinders the war on terror / Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund
5. Airlines should screen passengers who match terrorists' racial profiles / Stuart Taylor Jr.
6. Airlines should use behavioral profiling, not racial profiling / Bruce Schneier
7. Benefits of racial profiling justify some loss of civil liberties / Robert A. Levy
8. Benefits of racial profiling cannot justify any loss of civil liberties / Christina Fauchon
9. All police officers practice racial profiling / Fred Reed
10. Racial profiling in law enforcement is a myth / Heather Mac Donald.
11. Racial profiling is useful if properly regulated / Peter H. Schuck
12. U.S. racial profiling policies are based on political correctness, not logic / Michelle Malkin
13. Racial profiling has a heavy social cost / Amnesty International
14. Racial profiling undermines the U.S. legal system / David A. Harris.

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