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India, Pak, US-Born Residents Sue Japan Government Over Alleged Racial Profiling
The trio said they have suffered distress from repeated police questioning based on their appearance and ethnicity, which they say is a violation of the constitution.
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US House Passes Police Reforms, Voting Rights Bill
A sweeping police reform package that bans choke holds and combats racial profiling cleared the US House of Representatives Wednesday, five days before the trial of a white officer charged with murdering African-American George Floyd.
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Boyfriend Was Racially Profiled While Proposing At Orchard, US Woman Alleges
Cathy-Marie Hamlet started her Facebook post with the good news: She'd gotten engaged.
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Sephora To Close For Training After Racial Profiling Involving R&B Star
High street makeup powerhouse Sephora has announced it will close all its US stores, distribution centres and corporate office for employee training after a racial profiling incident involving Grammy-nominated singer SZA.
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US Man Wrongly Linked To Burglary After 'Walking Dog While Black'
A black Californian man who was reported to police by a neighbor while out walking his dogs has become one of the latest victims of apparent racial profiling in the United States.
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South Asian Lawyers Condemn US President Donald Trump's Orders On Immigration
Lawyers' bodies have condemned the executive orders on immigration signed by US President Donald Trump alleging that it encourage racial and religious profiling and almost exclusively target communities of colour.
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Kirpan-Carrying Sikh Mistaken For Muslim With Sword, Alarm In US Mall
In a case of alleged racial profiling in the US, police surrounded a Sikh man carrying a kirpan after getting calls about an apparent Muslim walking around a shopping centre with a 'large knife' or 'sword'.
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How Sympathetic Whites Are Helping To Fuel Racial Change
An attorney in Oregon is supporting political candidates who promise to address racial profiling in policing. In suburban Ohio, a mother says she and her friends will push for better racial integration in their children's high school. And in rural Massachusetts, a young father has launched a Facebook group called "White Men for Black Lives."
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US Man Calls The Cops On Sikh Musician, Flutes Come Out Of 'Suspicious Bag'
A Sikh musician has claimed he was racially profiled while having lunch at a restaurant in Orlando when a "concerned citizen" called police to investigate him for carrying a "suspicious container" which just contained his bamboo flutes.
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US Should Start Thinking About Racial Profiling, Says Donald Trump
In another controversial remark, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump today said that the US should start thinking about racial profiling to prevent incidents like the mass shooting in Orlando.
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Samuel L Jackson Was Racially Profiled by Cops During Pulp Fiction
"All of a sudden, five sheriff's cars screeched up. The policemen surrounded us, guns pointed, lights in our face: 'Get on the ground!'. I finally said to the cops, 'Why are you doing this?' One of them said, 'Oh, we got a report of five black guys standing on the corner with guns and bats'," Mr Jackson said
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Opinion: My Country is a Racist Country - Built on the Lie of Freedom and Opportunity
Endlessly contorting yourself to deny the mechanics of the world around you doesn't trick people into thinking you're not racist, says Lindy West.
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Nearing the End of White House Stay, Michelle Obama Gets More Personal and Candid On Race Issues
Stung by criticism over what she said during her husband's first run for the presidency, Michelle Obama was measured in sharing her views when she entered the White House in 2009.
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South Asians Dismayed Over New US Racial Profiling Limits
Sikh, Muslim and South Asian Communities have expressed dismay over new guidelines that ban racial profiling by federal law enforcement officers but do not apply to screeners at airports or border check points.
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New Racial Profiling Guidelines Flawed, Misleading: US Sikhs
Sikhs Americans have rejected new racial profiling guidelines of the US government alleging that the rules are flawed and misleading.
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India, Pak, US-Born Residents Sue Japan Government Over Alleged Racial Profiling
The trio said they have suffered distress from repeated police questioning based on their appearance and ethnicity, which they say is a violation of the constitution.
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US House Passes Police Reforms, Voting Rights Bill
A sweeping police reform package that bans choke holds and combats racial profiling cleared the US House of Representatives Wednesday, five days before the trial of a white officer charged with murdering African-American George Floyd.
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Boyfriend Was Racially Profiled While Proposing At Orchard, US Woman Alleges
Cathy-Marie Hamlet started her Facebook post with the good news: She'd gotten engaged.
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Sephora To Close For Training After Racial Profiling Involving R&B Star
High street makeup powerhouse Sephora has announced it will close all its US stores, distribution centres and corporate office for employee training after a racial profiling incident involving Grammy-nominated singer SZA.
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US Man Wrongly Linked To Burglary After 'Walking Dog While Black'
A black Californian man who was reported to police by a neighbor while out walking his dogs has become one of the latest victims of apparent racial profiling in the United States.
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South Asian Lawyers Condemn US President Donald Trump's Orders On Immigration
Lawyers' bodies have condemned the executive orders on immigration signed by US President Donald Trump alleging that it encourage racial and religious profiling and almost exclusively target communities of colour.
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Kirpan-Carrying Sikh Mistaken For Muslim With Sword, Alarm In US Mall
In a case of alleged racial profiling in the US, police surrounded a Sikh man carrying a kirpan after getting calls about an apparent Muslim walking around a shopping centre with a 'large knife' or 'sword'.
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How Sympathetic Whites Are Helping To Fuel Racial Change
An attorney in Oregon is supporting political candidates who promise to address racial profiling in policing. In suburban Ohio, a mother says she and her friends will push for better racial integration in their children's high school. And in rural Massachusetts, a young father has launched a Facebook group called "White Men for Black Lives."
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US Man Calls The Cops On Sikh Musician, Flutes Come Out Of 'Suspicious Bag'
A Sikh musician has claimed he was racially profiled while having lunch at a restaurant in Orlando when a "concerned citizen" called police to investigate him for carrying a "suspicious container" which just contained his bamboo flutes.
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US Should Start Thinking About Racial Profiling, Says Donald Trump
In another controversial remark, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump today said that the US should start thinking about racial profiling to prevent incidents like the mass shooting in Orlando.
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Samuel L Jackson Was Racially Profiled by Cops During Pulp Fiction
"All of a sudden, five sheriff's cars screeched up. The policemen surrounded us, guns pointed, lights in our face: 'Get on the ground!'. I finally said to the cops, 'Why are you doing this?' One of them said, 'Oh, we got a report of five black guys standing on the corner with guns and bats'," Mr Jackson said
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Opinion: My Country is a Racist Country - Built on the Lie of Freedom and Opportunity
Endlessly contorting yourself to deny the mechanics of the world around you doesn't trick people into thinking you're not racist, says Lindy West.
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Nearing the End of White House Stay, Michelle Obama Gets More Personal and Candid On Race Issues
Stung by criticism over what she said during her husband's first run for the presidency, Michelle Obama was measured in sharing her views when she entered the White House in 2009.
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South Asians Dismayed Over New US Racial Profiling Limits
Sikh, Muslim and South Asian Communities have expressed dismay over new guidelines that ban racial profiling by federal law enforcement officers but do not apply to screeners at airports or border check points.
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New Racial Profiling Guidelines Flawed, Misleading: US Sikhs
Sikhs Americans have rejected new racial profiling guidelines of the US government alleging that the rules are flawed and misleading.
