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Switzerland guilty of racial profiling: Top EU human rights court

Europe's top human rights court ruled that Switzerland committed racial profiling in a case involving a black man. The ruling stems from a 2015.

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Blaxit: Tired of Racism, Black Americans Try Life in Africa

Black people make up about 14 percent of the U.S. population. Many of them are wondering what it would be like to be part of a majority.

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Met officers face racial profiling inquiry after searching black teenager for knives six times

Met officers are facing a “racial profiling” investigation after searching a black teenager for knives six times within five months in London.

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Entering the wrong race info about drivers in Conn traffic stops was a mistake, not intentional, probe finds

Errors distorted info on white drivers pulled over, prevalence of racial profiling, and led to 2 top officials stepping down […] The post Entering the wrong race info about drivers in Conn. traffic stops was a mistake, not intentional, probe finds appeared first on TheGrio.

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Report finds problems with Connecticut State Police racial profiling data were largely mistakes

A disturbing report found that the Connecticut State Police significantly misreported racial profiling data of traffic stops for years.

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