Racial Profile Vocab

What is the law enforcement?

• agencies not responsible for enforcing laws, maintaining public order and safety

• employees responsible only for the safety for the public

• agencies responsible for enforcing laws, maintaining public order and safety

• armed individuals who go around maintaining public safety

Racial profiling is . . .

• the fair or bias treatment of a person because of their race

• the act of treating a person unfair or reasonable

• the unfair or bias treatment of a person because of their race

• discriminatory practice used by police/authority to target a person/group for suspicion of crime because of race, ethnicity, gender

Racial discrimination is . . .

• the unfair or bias treatment of a person because of their race

• societal privilege that benefits whites over non-whites in most societies

• the fair or unbias treatment of a person because of their race

What is justice?

• the act of treating only a certain group fair

• the act of treating a person reasonable or fair

• the act of treating a person unreasonable and fair

• the act of treating only blacks fair

What is white privilege?

• societal privilege that benefits Whites over non Whites in most societies

• societal privilege that benefits Blacks over non Blacks in most societies

• societal privilege that doesn't benefits Whites over non Whites in most societies

What is injustice?

• when employees enforce laws

• when only minorities are treated unfair

• discriminatory practice by police to target a group because of suspicion of crime

• the act of treating a person unfair or unreasonable

What is stop and frisk in detail?

Yesterday we looked at the history of racial profiling, list 2 main points where racial profiling stemmed from.

List 3 individuals or cases that has dealt with racial profiling

If there is anything you would like to know about racial profiling, what would it be? (Write in ONE question)