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Running Head = RACIAL PROFILING 1

RACIAL PROFILING 4

Racial Profiling by Law Enforcement:

Unveiling Disparities and Seeking Solution*

Changhua Xie

Riverside City College

April 21, 2024

Word count: 212

MORNING SLEEPINESS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS: SURPRISING REASONS FOR CLASS-TIME PREFERENCE

The racial profiling of law enforcement agencies as far as their enforcement is concerned has a history that staggers the mind and has been a subject of contention in the country in general. It concerns the wrong treatment of people as the only subjects for investigation because their race, ethnicity, or state are considered by many as the only index by which they can be judged. These policies erode the fundamental mechanism of the rights of equal protection and avert the people's faith and trust in the police authorities. Many researches and reports seem to pinpoint substantial racial inequalities in traffic stops, stop-and-frisk tactics and other police methods yielding the conclusion that black and Hispanic people are being stopped and are subject to law enactment more than the whites. Proponents of racial profiling argue that it is a pragmatic and effective tool for law enforcement, allowing officers to allocate resources and focus their efforts on groups that may be statistically more likely to be involved in certain types of criminal activities. However, critics vehemently oppose this reasoning, asserting that it perpetuates harmful stereotypes, violates civil liberties, and contributes to the criminalization and over-policing of minority communities.

Keywords: racial profiling, inequalities, civil liberties

Potential Interviewees

Community leaders and civil rights activists are fighting for the introduction of practical measures that would prevent racial profiling and hold police accountable.

Policymakers and Law enforcement personalities who are directly involved in the development and implementation of policies to combat racial profiling.

Experts in constitutional law, civil rights, and law enforcement analyze the law.

Persons who have been subjected to or seen others being racially profiled by law enforcement agencies.

Timeline

Week 1: Conduct rigorous research and a literature review on racial profiling, its historical context, legal consequences, and current policies/practices. Figure out the interviewing subjects, arrange an interview, write questions, and prepare for the interviews.

Week 2: Conduct interviews and gather more data/statistics from reliable sources. Modify and finalize the paper following the suggestions from the feedback and editing.

REFERENCES

Amelia, D., & Gulo, I. (2022). An Analysis of Racial Profiling in Dear Martin Novel by Nic Stone. Linguistics and Literature Journal, 3(2), 140-149.

Ranti, D. V., & Nurmaily, E. (2021). Racial Profiling on Police Stop and Search Practice As Portrayed in George Tillman's Movie The Hate U Give. Linguistics and Literature Journal, 2(2), 93-97.

Gentithes, M. (2020). Suspicionless witness stops the new racial profiling. Harv. CR-CLL Rev., 55, 491.

* Changhua Xie can be reached at cxie1@student. rccd.edu.