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It's bilingual.

Fear of "racial profiling" has driven legislators mad.

One liberal judge could do it all by herself.

He's white.

Claims there is a "tsunami of injustice against black men."

ACLU "research" probably bogus.

The jury's racial make-up is important to both sides.

Blacks are four times as likely as whites to be arrested for marijuana possession.

Salon fails to understand statistics.

Non-whites are the ones frisked, but they are also the ones who most benefit.

Blacks benefit the most.

Complaints from a non-white "Swede."

Federal officers must willfully blind themselves.

Could it be because they are the ones who are out at night?

Common sense could be unconstitutional.

Suit challenges constitutionality of stop-and-frisk.

Immigration and crime in la belle France.

She didn't appreciate the prosecutor's invocation of common sense.

Black Studies Program establishes Travyon Martin Award for Social Justice.

It's what you did when you were young that best predicts whether you will be a murderer.

Searches for names like "Keisha" are more likely to return ads for criminal-record trackers.

Racial profiling is on the table only when it comes to whites.

Could Stop and Frisk-style racial profiling be responsible?

The ban will give police probable cause to frisk for drugs and guns.

“It’s very disrespectful against black people," one resident's relative says.

No charges for misusing money; the "racial profiling" case continues.

To get high criminal referral numbers, behavioral officers fish where the fish are.

Author compares catching illegals to interning white nationalists.

Why ordinary folks hate liberals.

California Democrats like illegal immigrants just where they are.

Even in lefty San Francisco.

Anything to undermine what's left of SB 1070.

But other good features were rejected.

Police fish where the fish are.

Not if the police have anything to do with it.

Again?!

Things that only non-whites are allowed to say.

A defense of rational discrimination.

"Sheriff Joe keeps us safe," activists say.

Finally, some honest journalism.

Milking Trayvon Martin for all he is worth.

Pointing out the obvious leads to gasps in the room.

Will "non-discrimination" trump fighting crime?

It's one proxy for those who seem foreign.

Now she and her co-plaintiff have to pay $20,000 in court costs.

“Today we have an opportunity to . . . eliminate our discrimination of breed-specific dogs."

Students aren't allowed to lie, steal, or cheat . . . except when lying about racial profiling.

"People who do not 'look Spanish' can be stopped by police as often as four times a day."

Three year investigation alleges "a pervasive culture of discriminatory bias against Latinos."

Herman Cain gives a nod to the idea as well.

Race realist message gets through.

Homosexual appearance more attractive in blacks than in whites.

The Times believes police "should respond to crimes only in proportion to the population statistics."

Naturally, it is called racial profiling.

And this justifies the mayhem.

Anything but that!

We mustn't fish where the fish are, after all.

"Smacks of the days of Jim Crow."

It's "racist" to wonder whether non-English-speaking immigrants are illegal.

500 blacks and 8 whites arrested during the same period.

State senator: America needs immigrants because "a brother gonna find ways to take a break."

Racial profiling for medical testing.

More than 72 percent of 253,000 stops were of blacks.

Canadian cop says he did not notice race until he stopped the driver.

Profiling by race, religion, and country of origin would improve security.

The allegations sound like baloney to us.

"99 percent of the taxi-driver robbers and killers are blacks and Hispanics."

The guy is big and black; what else could the police have been thinking?

Says they're part of "what's keeping this country's lifeblood moving forward."

Describing Arabic stabber as "white" delayed his capture.

When off-duty black cops are shot by other cops, it's because they are behaving like criminals.

Even NPR admits that SB1070 doesn't profile.

More excuses not to enforce the law.

Indications are that judge will uphold most of SB1070.

Second lawsuit may be filed in six months.