Racial profiling
By: Lauri S. Scherer, book editor
Series: Writing the critical essay: an opposing viewpoints guide
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Detroit, MI
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780737759136
Subjects: Racial profiling in law enforcement
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: does racial profiling hinder or help law enforcement?; title: Opposing viewpoints on racial profiling; title: Viewpoint 1. Racial profiling prevents terrorism / C. Scott Litch; title: Viewpoint 2. Racial profiling does not prevent terrorism / Ahmed Rehab; title: Viewpoint 3. Racial profiling helps prevent illegal immigration / Heather Mac Donald; title: Viewpoint 4. Racial profiling violates immigrants' constitutional rights / Mary Bauer; title: Viewpoint 5. The U.S. should racially profile Muslims / Asra Q. Nomani; title: Viewpoint 6. Muslims should not be profiled / Yousef Munayyer; title: Model essays and writing exercises; title: Preface A: The five-paragraph essay; title: Preface B: The expository essay; title: Essay one: "Driving while black" persists; title: Exercise 1: Create an outline from an existing essay; title: Essay two: We know who wants to attack us : so let's profile them; title: Exercise 2a: Create an outline from an existing essay; title: Exercise 2b: Create an outline for your own essay; title: Essay three: Racial profiling is discriminatory, unfair, and unconstitutional; title: Exercise 3a: Examining introductions and conclusions; title: Exercise 3b: Using quotations to enliven your essay; title: Final writing challenge : write your own expository five-paragraph essay; title: Supporting research material; title: Appendix a: Facts about racial profiling; title: Appendix b: Finding and using sources of information; title: Appendix c: Using mla to create a works cited list; title: Appendix d: Sample essay topics; title: Organizations to contact; title: Bibliography; title: Index.