Racial profiling is the routine, and often unconscious, practice by police

Racial profiling is the routine, and often unconscious, practice by police and other enforcement agents of targeting suspects on the basis of their race or ethnicity, religion, or other traits. For example, data from traffic stops in Missouri in 2007: Blacks were 78% more likely than whites to be searched. Hispanics were 118% more likely than whites to be searched. Submit an example of a situation depicting a case of racial profiling. It can be your own example or an example taken from a book, movie, newspaper, the news, or magazine. Briefly explain why you think the situation you are describing is a case of racial profiling.

200-300 words each. Follow either Chicago, MLA or APA manual of style

Times New Roman 12. Double space

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Racial profiling is the routine, and often unconscious, practice of targeting suspects based on their race or ethnicity, religion, or other characteristics by police and other law enforcement agents. For example, consider the following data from Missouri traffic stops in 2007: Blacks were 78 percent more likely to be searched than whites. Hispanics were 118 percent more likely to be searched than whites. Please provide an example of a situation involving racial profiling. It could be your own example or one from a book, movie, newspaper, news, or magazine. Explain briefly why you believe the situation you’re describing is a case of racial profiling.

Each essay should be between 200 and 300 words long. Use the Chicago, MLA, or APA style manuals.

12 Times New Roman, double spaced