Page 7 - Racial Profiling News Today

Massachusetts lawmakers have done little to combat racial profiling leading to incomplete and misleading data on drivers stopped by police.

Massachusetts public safety officials tightly controlled and influenced researchers' work on the state's first study of racial profiling in 20 years.

Massachusetts police routinely label men with Hispanic surnames as white on traffic citations, skewing statistics meant to expose racial bias.

Massachusetts police routinely label men with Hispanic surnames as white on traffic citations, skewing statistics meant to expose racial bias.

Opponents say the bills are unconstitutional and will lead to human and civil rights violations as well as racial profiling throughout Texas.

A new traffic study by Free2Move found Chicago police are six times more likely to stop Black drivers, regardless of what community they live in.

Quebec's human rights tribunal has found that provincial jail guards violated the rights of a Black inmate who was left for hours naked and wet in a cell without a mattress.

The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission has handed down a damning report into an unlawful policing strategy. It’s the latest example of First Nations children being over-policed.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is still pulling over non-white people at disproportionate rates, despite court orders in a 16-year legal fight.

Welcome visitors to New York City! This has been the best time ever to urinate on a street, sneak onto the subway or run a red light, for the police force has been on a virtual strike. Police officers may be making a point for contract negotiations. But many also are genuinely frustrated and, along…