Campaign To End Racial Profiling: How to Being A Dialogue About Racial Profiling To prepare ourselves and our nation to address the ongoing problem of racial profiling, we encourage you to begin a dialogue with your chil

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Date: 2012-07-02 17:54:54 Racial profiling Criminology National security Social interpretations of race Profiling Predictive profiling Airport racial profiling in the United States Offender profiling Law enforcement Race and crime		Campaign To End Racial Profiling: How to Being A Dialogue About Racial Profiling To prepare ourselves and our nation to address the ongoing problem of racial profiling, we encourage you to begin a dialogue with your chil Add to Reading List Source URL: action.naacp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 619,85 KB Share Document on Facebook

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