Racial Profiling

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Security Guards and Racial Bias: Pop Quiz

True or False? A  security guard in the Millennial age group is likelier to see racial issues differently than a security guard in the Boomer age group. The Answer: False “Pew Studies did a report that says aside from interracial relationships, Millennials see race pretty much the same as Boomers did … which means it’s […]

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Racial Profiling and Social Justice Blog

Editor’s note: several other posts and pages including this one have an error message in the views count total. The correct count for this page is Mission: Provide real-world information to students; useful information that may be valuable in their lives. This is for students, independent learners, parents, and youth educators interested in supplemental lessons […]

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Q & A Racial Profiling Lawsuit

Q & A: Racial Profiling Lawsuit

Q: Regarding the mom of five and the recent Walmart lawsuit, what news source does the best job of reporting on the issue? A: Reporting on the recent case in the news differs from the overall issue. Consider compiling and analyzing articles from different industry sources… Examples: News One cites incidents of prior racial profiling stories. […]

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