Racial profiling is not necessarily racist as many claimed to be.

R1: If a suspect is describes as having a certain ethnicity, along with other physical attribute(s), then that isn't real racial profiling. On the page debate.org page for racial profiling, the Arizona Attorney General defined racial profiling as "Use by law enforcement personnel of an individuals race or ethnicity as a factor in articulating reasonable suspicion to stop, question or arrest an individual, unless race or ethnicity is part of an identifying description of a specific suspect for a specific crime." So yes, in the robbery case, police would be justified looking for an African American male because there is a specific suspect.R2: Actually, anywhere from 90-94% of terrorist attacks on US soil are not by Arabic people. http://www.washingtonsblog.com...;http://www.loonwatch.com... While 37% of drug dealers are African American, this does not mean that African Americans are likely to deal drugs. Oh, and by the way, 2/3 of drug users are white and Hispanic.http://www.naacp.org... Out of illegal immigrants, 81% are Hispanics. However, just like for African American drug dealers, this does not mean that a Hispanic person is likely to be an illegal immigrant. There are 11 million estimate illegal immigrants in the U.S. http://www.huffingtonpost.com...) which is about 9 million Hispanic illegal immigrants. There are 53 million Hispanic Americans, so 9/53 is 5.89. There is a 5.89% chance that a Hispanic person is illegal, certainly not good enough to stop a Hispanic person for their papers.There is a point I need to bring up on this. The argument that African Americans have a higher crime rate is almost circular if you think about the big picture. African Americans are stopped more often than a white person, so it is more likely for an African American to arrested than a white person. Thus, it seems that African Americans are more likely to commit the crime and the system is "proved" to be affective. Also, black people are more likely to get convicted and have longer sentences. "An African-American convicted of a low-level drug crime in Cook County is eight times more likely than his white counterpart to face prison time for it, according to a new report released yesterday." (http://www.huffingtonpost.com...) Drug Sentencing Disparities About 14 million Whites and 2.6 million African Americans report using an illicit drug 5 times as many Whites are using drugs as African Americans, yet African Americans are sent to prison for drug offenses at 10 times the rate of Whites African Americans represent 12% of the total population of drug users, but 38% of those arrested for drug offenses, and 59% of those in state prison for a drug offense. African Americans serve virtually as much time in prison for a drug offense (58.7 months) as whites do for a violent offense (61.7 months). (Sentencing Project) http://www.naacp.org... If the statistics were truly in your favor, then you may have a point, but as I clearly addressed here the facts suggest otherwise. While there is a racial disparity of people locked up, one must ask why this is rather than go along with it. You say that your assumptions will only help society, but in retrospect, maybe the racism in our police force is what is causing these disparities.Now that I have made my rebuttals, I will make a few cases against racial profiling.C1: The Fourth Amendment. "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized." As I have stated, just because a race may be more statistically likely under a probable racist police force, this does not mean it is likely for a member of that race to commit said crime.C2: The Fourteenth Amendment: The 14th Amendment states that all citizens are equal under the law. If we suspect every minority of some crime, then that would be in violation of the 14th Amendment.