INFORMATION
What can You Do?
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Were You Racially Profiled?
It is almost impossible to prove a case of racial profiling. The only thing that you may be able to accomplish is to file a formal complaint against the offending officer.
Educate Yourself And Those Around You.
The best defense against becoming a victim of racial profiling is knowledge. You may still become a victim of racial profiling, however, with the proper information you may be more prepared to protect your civil rights and minimize the negative impacts of such an encounter. Educate yourself and share the information on this website with your friends and family. All American citizens should be aware of the issue of racial profiling and how to protect themselves.
If you have been the victim of racial profiling, it is recommended that you consult with an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may file a formal complaint of “Racial Profiling” with the offending law enforcement agency. Any complaint of racial profiling by law enforcement is nearly impossible to prove.
Useful Info
The Constitution Of The United States
Articles And Papers
Setting Us Up For Disaster: The Supreme Courts Decision In Terry V. Ohio
Threat And Humiliation – Racial Profiling, Domestic Security, and Human Rights in the United States
ARIZONA
The Arizona Department Of Public Safety has a history of racial profiling. This injustice continues. CLICK HERE for more information.
Were You Racially Profiled?
Were your civil rights violated by law enforcement? We want to hear from you. We will log your complaint and make sure that your voice is heard. CONTACT US to share your story.
What should you do after being Racially Profiled?
Document everything including the time, date, location, officer name and badge number, chronology of events and reason you believe that you were racially profiled.
Do not remain silent!
All freedom loving Americans, especially people of color must continue the fight for racial justice. Equal protection under the law is only a myth.