Civil Rights
Aug. 9, 2001
Racial Profilers Target African-American Women
Few could have been surprised when nearly half of all African-American men in a recent survey said that they believed they were racially profiled by police. It is practically an article of faith among young, African-American males that they are more likely than whites to be stopped, frisked, spread-eagled and arrested by the police, often on the flimsiest of charges.
Few could have been surprised when nearly half of all African-American men in a recent survey said that they believed they were racially profiled by police. It is practically an article of faith among young, African-American males that they are more likely than whites to be stopped, frisk...
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