Opening book details…
Can I read Racial Profiling (At Issue) on EtoBox?
Racial Profiling (At Issue) by Hahn, Kathy L. is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Racial Profiling (At Issue) about?
90 pages ; 24 cm Collects twelve essays on issues related to racial profiling, discussing if it helps prevent crimes, if it invites revenge, its influence on terrorism and democracy, and other related topics Includes bibliographical references and index Racial profiling helps to prevent crimes / Chris E. McGoey -- Accusations of racial profiling are counterproductive / Sidhartha Banerjee and Brenda Branswell -- Racial profiling is a symptom of a larger disease in the United States / Richard Thompson Ford -- Abuse of authority may be mistaken as racial profiling / Sandy Banks -- Racial profiling by police officers invites revenge / Nayaba Arevde -- The media presents misleading statistics on racial profiling by police / Heather MacDonald -- Racial profiling is legitimate and necessary to ensure security / John Winn -- Racial profiling is less important than other security measures / Michael Chertoff -- Profiling Muslims will not end terrorism / Aziz Huq -- Muslims must work to dispel erroneous views about Islam / Abduljalil Sajid -- Racial profiling against Latinos must be addressed / Anthony E. Mucchetti -- Discrimination and racial profiling threaten democracy / Peter van Onselen
- Author
- Hahn, Kathy L.
- Publisher
- Greenhaven Publishing LLC
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780737750935
- Subjects
- Social Science, Literary Fiction, Social_sciences
More by Hahn, Kathy L.
Browse all works by Hahn, Kathy L.
Similar books
- Racial Profiling (At Issue Series) — Kris Hirschmann; Thomson Gale (Firm) (2007)
- Racial Profiling : They Stopped Me Because I'm ------------! — Michael L Birzer; ProQuest (Firm) (2013)
- Coping with Racial Profiling — Del Sandeen (2019)
- Racial Profiling (Open for Debate) — Deborah Kops (2007)
- Racial Profiling (Point/Counterpoint) — Hudson, David L., Jr. (2011)
- Racial Profiling (Current Controversies) — Noël Merino, book editor (2014)