"They're racially profiling, they're profiling, not us," he said of the news media.
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It reinforces the profiling, and could be deduced from profiling in the first place.
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Will anyone scream "Sex profiling!" or "Age profiling!" or call for restructuring the police on these bases?
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There is no time more urgent than now to close the profiling loophole and end illegal profiling.
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The reality is you&aposre not racial profiling when you&aposre looking for terrorists; you&aposre criminal profiling.
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We call it demographic profiling, because voter profiling sounds like a dirty word, but that's what it is.
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In addition to police profiling, we must address private citizens' use of profiling and its destructive effects on black lives.
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PROFILING MAYOR PETE: Politico's Edward-Isaac Dovere spent some time in the Midwest profiling South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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As a frequent victim of racist profiling and bigoted profiling, I can tell you that it makes me burn with rage.
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It is extremely important to remember that profiling itself is not racial profiling, which is a violation of one's civil rights.
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Among other things, the survey asked participants about practices like police profiling and landlords subscribing to profiling databases to screen potential tenants.
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"There's a difference between racial profiling and broader profiling with all of the descriptions that are there," King argued in the Monday night interview.
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The practice intersects with racial profiling, which is essentially a version of criminal profiling in which the racist bias of law enforcement results in discrimination.
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Even if profiling from law enforcement isn't an immediate concern for him, there's always profiling from a potential lover on mostly-white apps like Tinder.
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The line between behavioral profiling and profiling based on things that people generally consider off limits for discrimination — age, gender, race, nationality — can be blurry.
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Using a personality profiling methodology, the company — formed by high-powered right-wing investors for just this purpose — began offering its profiling system to dozens of political campaigns.
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Pressed by reporters after Mr. Trump's "profiling" comment, a senior Israeli minister refused to discuss American politics but defended profiling as effective in limited circumstances, according to Reuters.
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" Trump, meanwhile, argued that law enforcement agents should be conducting racial profiling in order to prevent extremists from entering the U.S. "We don't want to do any profiling.
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Trump Thinks Racial Profiling Is 'Common Sense' Donald Trump has said the US should consider racial profiling as a security measure in the wake of the mass shooting in Orlando.
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In the contract, Kogan's psychological profiling methods are described as "less costly, more detailed, and more quickly collected" than other individual profiling methods, such as "standard political polling or phone samples".
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Arpaio was found to have been racially profiling Latinos in his Maricopa County and was found guilty of criminal contempt last month for violating a federal judge's order to stop the profiling.
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"I think profiling is something that we're going to have to start thinking about as a country," Trump said when asked on CBS whether he supported more profiling of Muslims in America.
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It's yet another reminder that racial profiling hasn't gone away.
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"My work has deliberately sidestepped psychological profiling questions," Phillips says.
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This has opened the door for racial profiling and abuse.
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No institution shall establish or maintain a secret profiling system.
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Bradford's family says he was the victim of racial profiling.
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Civil rights groups contend the method promotes illegal racial profiling.
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Tan France has accused airport security of racially profiling him.
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And there may be wider legal risks around profiling too.
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There is also a high risk of unconstitutional racial profiling.
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The online behavioural advertising industry is illegally profiling internet users.
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The New York Times has just begun profiling Chelsea gallerinas.
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The agent then denies that the incident is racial profiling.
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Profiling has been an occasional theme of the Trump campaign.
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The show is, in other words, also about offender profiling.
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"Profiling by proxy, as we call it," Ms. Leffler said.
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OneSearch doesn't engage in cookie tracking, retargeting, or personal profiling.
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Austin: I has nothing to do with profiling, at all.
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As reported by Motherboard, racial profiling is prevalent on Neighbors.
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Racial profiling has never and will never keep Chicago safe.
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Trump cited Israel as an example of effective racial profiling.
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Or is it another instance of CVS's alleged racial profiling?
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This regulation makes explicit mention of online profiling, including a right for people to object to this kind of activity — and some privacy experts suggest it could cause big upheavals for adtech and online profiling.
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Here it is: Megyn Kelly: Governor Christie, let's talk about profiling.
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Religiously profiling son of 'The Greatest' will not make us safe.
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In other words, the central assumption of criminal profiling is nonsense.
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The key to accurate profiling, experts said, was good raw data.
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"What can I charge against him for racial profiling?" she asks.
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That said, civil liberties activists have raised concerns over racial profiling.
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"It does play to the larger issue of profiling," she said.
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The company started by profiling hundreds of tech companies in Paris.
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Wickham accused restaurant staff of racially profiling him and his friends.
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But racism, racial profiling and abuse still exist in our country.
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"Breed profiling," Renstrom told Mashable, has a long history in astrology.
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It has racial profiling and income equity and an ambition deficit.
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Those measures did not necessarily mean racially profiling commuters, he said.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine is the latest program to tackle racial profiling.
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Democrats have warned the measure could lead to unconstitutional racial profiling.
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Do they really then not use this info for future profiling?
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I guess what you learn is that profiling is not successful.
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DNA profiling also was not as advanced as it is today.
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That there were racial and ethnic profiling concerns that I had.
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Curt VanderKooi racially profiling Jilmar Ramos-Gomez, according to NBC News.
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On Twitter, the incident prompted condemnation and accusations of racial profiling.
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Michael Cannell: Criminal profiling is amazingly prevalent in our culture today.
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HOLT: The argument is that it's a form of racial profiling.
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I'm sure anyone would regret profiling a virus along ethnic lines.
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"In this case, it was a result of profiling," said Gonzalez.
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Arpaio was accused of racially profiling Latinos in Maricopa County, Ariz.
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The discretionary practice often served as an alibi for racial profiling.
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She fought, as a Senator, against sentencing disparities and racial profiling.
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We use our tools, our psychographic profiling, to manipulate public opinion.
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" "They're profiling, not us, because why are they bringing this up?
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It has struggled for years with racial profiling by its users.
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The consensus is that profiling isn't very effective, and even profiling-sympathetic people are reduced to arguing that criminal profiles by the professionals are marginally more accurate than ones written by completely untrained people off the street.
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The false claims against officers have ranged from sexual assault to profiling.
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Religiously profiling son of 'The Greatest' will not make us safe pic.twitter.
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Mancini believes it hints at a larger issue of profiling and discrimination.
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Philadelphia's police department, like many others, has faced accusations of racial profiling.
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Supporters of profiling say it represents the best chance of identifying threats.
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He had been convicted of criminal contempt in a racial profiling case.
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Hillary Clinton wants legislation that will end racial profiling by law enforcement.
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No doubt, geographic profiling is poised to help investigators with their work.
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TRENDING NAACP leader&aposs racial profiling claim challenged after bodycam footage released.
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Since then, we routinely face school bullying, employment discrimination and racial profiling.
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Many have come forward, detailing the profiling they experienced in various airports.
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" She compared it to "treating American Muslims like criminals" and "racially profiling.
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Profiling them and trying to enter their minds and anticipate their moves.
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For black workers, that means living free from racial exclusion and profiling.
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He has faced accusations of racial profiling and other civil liberty violations.
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"I don't agree that profiling is wrong," King told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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This is everyday racial profiling -- and it doesn't just hurt the victims.
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Arpaio's specific crime was ignoring a court order to stop profiling Latinos.
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I can't shake the recent racial profiling story out of Memphis, Tennessee.
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That judge found his office was guilty of racially profiling Latino drivers.
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"Racial profiling is going way back in time," said Donna Xiong, 12.
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Cambridge Analytics used Facebook's profiling data to attempt to affect voting outcomes.
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Third, we have to get over our hang-up about profiling Muslims.
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"Find out who's looking at you, who's psychographically profiling you," Summers said.
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Allegations of racial profiling of Muslims is a continuing problem for airlines.
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For some reason, profiling has really triggered something in the public's imagination.
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Cracking his case involved one of the first uses of criminal profiling.
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It's long been hard to judge how well psychographic profiling actually works.
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But the rules of thumb often shade into straight-up behavioral profiling.
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It's racial profiling in action, but the lead actors keep talking sex.
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Racial profiling, unlawful stops and searches, excessive force, reports of institutional corruption.
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Critics and immigration rights advocates said the measure would codify racial profiling.
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Because I think we're too prone to this sort of racial profiling.
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But some protective measures have effectively amounted to racial or ethnic profiling.
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This could lead to racial profiling, and more lawsuits against police departments.
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He said he had been adamant in opposing racial profiling at airports.
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"All the profiling, the discrimination, it adds up," the North African said.
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Galan said she believes Galicia was "absolutely" a victim of racial profiling.
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But that can be done without the hysteria and the racial profiling.
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Online video of their arrests sparked protests and accusations of racial profiling.
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In the late 90's we learned about the explicit racial and economic profiling engaged in by consular officers, at the direction of the government, when one such officer was fired for refusing to comply with the profiling.
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The federal judge in a long-running racial-profiling lawsuit ruled in 2013 that Sheriff Arpaio had violated Latinos' civil rights, and later held him in civil contempt of court, for ignoring his order to stop racially profiling Latinos.
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Judge Kavanaugh sidestepped questions from Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, about his personal views on affirmative action and racial profiling, even as Mr. Booker said Judge Kavanaugh was hostile to affirmation action and open to racial profiling.
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I hate the concept of profiling, but we have to use common sense.
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Arpaio ignored a court order to stop racial profiling and was found guilty.
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The bakery said school officials wrongfully accused it of racially profiling black students.
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RESTAURANT ACCUSED OF RACIAL PROFILING AFTER COPS CALLED TO BLACK SORORITY&aposS TABLE
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The Justice Department has accused several local law-enforcement agencies of racial profiling.
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"Our current corruption discourse is a form of geopolitical racial profiling," says Olopade.
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Still, the plaintiffs' supporters said the modifications provided crucial safeguards against unconstitutional profiling.
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Critics of the practice say it causes racial profiling and disproportionately affects minorities.
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Sources should protect themselves by consulting "adverserial stylometry" and "forensic author profiling". pic.twitter.
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For some, this isn't the time for conversations on profiling and police reform.
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Because the protestors were mostly Hispanic, Rinaldi was accused of mass racial profiling.
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Arpaio repeatedly defied the law, and engaged in unconstitutional racial profiling of Latinos.
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And could force tech giants to offer a genuine opt-out of profiling.
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The incident led to protests and reignited a national conversation over racial profiling.
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Stanton again got political by profiling Trump's opponent, the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
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And the encounter is posted on social media, sparking outrage about racial profiling.
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Arpaio had been held in criminal contempt of court relating to racial profiling.
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Local activists routinely criticize checkpoints, alleging racial profiling and other civil rights violations.
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Other recent incidents of racial profiling have sparked public protests and criticism online.
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The women said they were innocent, but had been victims of racial profiling.
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More broadly, this pardon can be read as the President endorsing racial profiling.
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On Sunday, he called for racial profiling as a preventive tactic against terrorism.
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"Whether it's racial profiling or politically correct, we better get smart," he said.
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Trump has also repeatedly advocated for the open profiling of Muslims by police.
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How does Google balance access and security, encryption and disclosure, privacy and profiling?
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Latasha Harlins and racial profiling: Latasha was killed by a Korean store owner.
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There would be calls for draconian security measures, racial profiling, surveillance, and more.
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The wholesale profiling of entire segments of the population is inefficient and ineffective.
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He acknowledges that not all T.S.A. scrutiny can be attributed to racial profiling.
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One option is to screen selectively for possible refugees; in essence, racial profiling.
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So, in some cases, did Latino citizens subjected to harassment or racial profiling.
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The department has received more than 1,500 complaints of racial profiling since 2015.
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Saleh previously faked an instance of racial profiling in one of his videos.
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He also vetoed city council proposals to increase police accountability for racial profiling.
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The article says that the upcoming show connects the hoodie to racial profiling.
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But I quickly realized that the notion of profiling one player was ridiculous.
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" He added: "The community feels that there could be racial profiling going on.
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Fifteen black women accused an AMC movie theater in Louisiana of racial profiling.
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It emboldens corrupt local jurisdictions that engage in racial profiling and other abuses.
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Ross has also been sued for racially profiling a black customer in Oregon.
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Many have questioned the public scrutiny on China, raising concerns about racial profiling.
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They said we thought so, but we didn't want to use racial profiling.
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Maynard believes there is a significant pattern of racial profiling in the city.
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He has called his treatment by the hotel an incident of racial profiling.
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Except that CBN also put out a video that makes the same edit, cutting out the context between "more fearful" and "we should be profiling" — which is less than a sentence — to make it look like she's actually advocating profiling.
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Calling someone a "Gucci person" or a "Celine person" is fashion profiling; opting for Levi's over Rag & Bone makes a statement about associations and history and opens one up to fashion profiling — albeit in a manner that generally leaves much unsaid.
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Israeli-style ethnic profiling and ubiquitous electronic surveillance would be neither possible nor desirable.
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Holder and Lynch prioritized combating racial profiling and selective policing within communities of color.
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It's a real, honest-to-God bummer, but criminal profiling doesn't appear to work.
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Criminalization and profiling intensify hate violence because they reinforce narratives of privilege and prejudice.
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But the actual efficacy of Cambridge Analytica's fabled psychographic profiling is up for debate.
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Their approach combines micro-targeting, already in use in political campaigning, with psychological profiling.
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Meanwhile, data has also shown nextdoor Milwaukee to be a hotbed of racial profiling.
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Profiling the bar has kept sexism and prejudice out and really changed the atmosphere.
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Critics also said the program raises a host of civil liberties and profiling concerns.
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And he has suggested that profiling would be an effective strategy to prevent terrorism.
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IBM fully accepts this responsibility and would not participate in work involving racial profiling.
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Prompted by worries about racial profiling it has made street stops an arduous process.
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With regards to competitors, Become competes with both lending marketplaces and business profiling products.
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Critics are holding up the incident as just the latest example of racial profiling.
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Fearmongering is being used to justify racial profiling and violations of Americans' constitutional rights.
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You can also ask us not to carry out profiling for direct marketing purposes.
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Arpaio had been found guilty in a Justice Department investigation of racially profiling Latinos.
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For the moment there seems no reason beyond envy to oppose embryo SNP-profiling.
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In another blow, the documents revealed that Kavanaugh was actually opposed to racial profiling.
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Arpaio was found guilty of contempt for ignoring an order to stop racial profiling.
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The same court harshly criticized the racial profiling of asking only Latinos for identification.
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Among our objectives: Open the Code, Stop Discrimination by Computer, and End Secret Profiling.
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A man who characterizes Mexicans as rapists and drug dealers, and favors profiling Muslims.
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And third, to reassure you that Starbucks stands firmly against discrimination or racial profiling.
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Critics of the the law, however, argue the language enables racism and racial profiling.
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The "unmasking" of Banksy is only one example of what geographic profiling can achieve.
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Geographic profiling has also been used to identify sites of disease outbreaks, like malaria.
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I followed the reporting about whether psychological profiling was used for the Trump campaign.
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The shooting triggered widespread debate about racial profiling and unjust treatment under the law.
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Anorak will also ask any remaining questions needed to fill out missing profiling data.
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Was "Big and Black" sparked by recent incidents of racial profiling in this country?
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Where else is this racial profiling going on while we are "living while Latin"?
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To answer that question, one must first try to understand why racial profiling occurs.
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This is a racist establishment with a long account of racial profiling and discrimination.
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TYRANNICAL MINDS Psychological Profiling, Narcissism, and Dictatorship By Dean A. Haycock336 pp. Pegasus. $27.95.
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I'd be at the grocery store and I'd start profiling the men I saw.
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The case reignited a debate about racial profiling and just treatment under the law.
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The "dress for the job you want" adage is an expression of fashion profiling.
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The documentary Advocate, profiling controversial lawyer Lea Tsemel, has become an unlikely Oscar contender.
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That judge found that his deputies did engage in racial profiling during the stops.
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Hansen carries the reliability of someone who has spent years profiling pedophiles on NBC.
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I think there's a big question about whether we think psychographic profiling even works.
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Profiling has been widely rejected both on moral grounds and because of its ineffectiveness.
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Journalist Julia Ioffe was the target of Twitter abuse after profiling Trump's wife, Melania.
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But Target is not just profiling you based on how you shop with Target.
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The NAACP has expressed concern about racial profiling in the privatized section of Westport.
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For the record, the APD has claimed Brown has no pattern of racial profiling.
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Jacksonville, Florida's enforcement of pedestrian violations raises concerns about another example of racial profiling.
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U.S. District Court Judge Murray Snow heard arguments about how much victims of racial profiling by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Department should be paid for the department's failure to comply with orders to stop profiling Latino drivers in a case dating from 2007.
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Michael Cannell gives credit where credit is due in INCENDIARY: The Psychiatrist, the Mad Bomber, and the Invention of Criminal Profiling (Minotaur, $24.953) by profiling one of the pioneers, Dr. James A. Brussel, a New York psychiatrist who specialized in the criminal mind.
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Object recognition can automate targeted profiling, making it easier for cops to surveil certain communities.
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The use of big data for psycho-profiling is not unknown to the world anymore.
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They conclude that profiling is a "pseudoscientific technique," of limited if any value to investigators.
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If they don't come up with some proper guidelines, they'll end up racially profiling people.
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He increased disability funding, worked to end racial profiling, and pushed for criminal justice reform.
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Black and immigrant communities, meanwhile, live under the specter of profiling, mass incarceration and deportation.
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IBM denied that it would "participate in work involving racial profiling," it tells The Verge.
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So don't expect today's "Clean Privacy Law" to eliminate data breaches or profiling or abuses.
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Speaking to Wired UK, one researcher argued that psychographic profiling is light on actual science.
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The FBI continues to pursue explicit programs of profiling and infiltration of Muslim American communities.
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Though, over the years, there has been controversy around Nextdoor's role in promoting racial profiling.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell declined to comment on the issue of profiling Tuesday.
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Similarly, a 'geographic profiling' program last year identified Banksy to be Bristol native Robin Gunningham.
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Meanwhile, the same sort of profiling takes place on closed Facebook neighborhood groups, largely unchecked.
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio was held in contempt of court for refusing to halt racial profiling.
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Women need access to funds and an enabling environment devoid of gender profiling to thrive.
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Perez went after Arpaio's racial profiling and called on Republicans to stand up against Trump.
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Trump laying out the case for profiling to O'Reilly: "Well, we have no choice." pic.twitter.
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It's packaged around profiling the work of Matthew Wood, supervising sound editor on the film.
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In part that may be because, unlike DNA profiling, it is rarely invoked in court.
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A federal court ruled that stop-and-frisk was unconstitutional and tantamount to racial profiling.
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He expresses disbelief at claims of racial profiling by the sheriff's department during traffic patrols.
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The book runs parallel to questions we face today about law enforcement and racial profiling.
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At worst, it unnecessarily targets people for police attention, creating a new form of profiling.
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To avoid racial profiling, any American could expect to be stopped and asked for papers.
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Oregon's existing 'sanctuary' law has been protecting Oregonians from unfair racial profiling for 30+ years.
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One can argue about whether these "profiling" generalizations are empirically sound, but they are prevalent.
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Emory Douglas: Racial profiling was taking place back then and is taking place now, too.
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"She asked him about racial profiling, and he didn't have an answer," Mr. Sanders said.
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It's more of a racial profiling, and quite honestly, I'd be in favor of it.
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Dad's journalist's salary paid for houses in the same neighborhoods as those he was profiling.
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"Is this racial profiling or an attempt at educating a child about diversity?" one asked.
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Anderson was profiling MakerBot, a company looking to bring a 3D printer into everyone's home.
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"We want to end profiling of racial and religious minorities," Cardin said to loud applause.
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Their innovative tactics include what we now recognize as criminal profiling, fingerprinting and forensic science.
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He has seemed, at times, to support racial profiling in the pursuit of drug traffickers.
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Arpaio already had been cited for civil contempt by another judge in the profiling case.
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Two Chinese men said racial profiling led to the chaos at Newark Liberty International Airport.
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There, more than 50 sensor-equipped instruments called profiling moorings are continuously monitoring the ocean.
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However, for low-income people, the consequences of digital profiling can be much more dire.
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O, raising its bet on the U.S. genomic profiling group's ability to personalize cancer care.
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"The complaint of bias-based profiling was not sustained," the statement from state police said.
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In Washington, some Democratic operatives are scrambling to develop personality-profiling capabilities of their own.
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We're also profiling a young inventor who hopes his work can lead to lifesaving drones.
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Rather, numerous studies show that profiling is a deeply flawed and ineffective method for security.
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Profiling nurtures fear, racism, and inequalities — each of these byproducts divide our society even further.
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We know that racial profiling is unethical, and we know that it makes us weaker.
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SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates — Ethnic profiling is business as usual in the contemporary art market.
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We're also concerned cameras can be used as tools of surveillance and increase racial profiling.
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Last year, TV One released a documentary profiling Knuckles and the birth of house music.
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In addition, two massive department store chains, Barney's of New York and Macy's, were called out in 2013 for racially profiling Black and Latino shoppers, leading to investigations which found both stores' downtown NYC locations were practicing racial profiling in their anti-theft practices.
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And on privacy grounds, given its own business model relies on profiling users for ad targeting.
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Throughout each day, the scientists will go on a 7-minute animated journey, profiling their careers.
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The profiling of refugees at the Macedonian border, based on nationality, is not a new phenomenon.
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And this year, the hotly anticipated magazine is profiling three diverse stars on three different covers.
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This is why there was evasion on questions about predictive profiling—the entire backend of adtech.
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He also has sought Justice Department training for officers to avoid incidents of bias and profiling.
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"There are some who swear by profiling, or as they call it, behavioral detection," Hutton said.
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Voter profiling, and big data in recent years, has been par for the course in electioneering.
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But not everyone thinks the risk of racial profiling outweighs the benefit of the force multiplier.
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To combat profiling by proxy, the guide recommends anti-bias training for both cops and dispatchers.
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The stop-and-frisk policy was widely criticized for racial profiling and ineffectiveness in reducing crime.
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First, we need to reform policing practices, end racial profiling, and eradicate racial disparities in sentencing.
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Mr Arpaio faced charges for criminal contempt, after allegedly defying court rulings to stop racial profiling.
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The program requires federal employees to monitor co-workers for suspicious actions based on behavioral profiling.
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" Another email says that Americans who believe racially profiling Muslims is wrong are "insulated from reality.
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The Democrats did similar things, but there is no evidence that they relied on psychometric profiling.
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Nextdoor later rolled out a new tool to address some of the issues around racial profiling.
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The practice, however, has been criticized as racial profiling that unfairly targeted those very minority groups.
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Beyond the invasive profiling, there are other features of online canvassing that have got people worried.
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The police department has received 1,536 complaints of racial profiling since it began tracking in 2015.
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Genetic profiling is the key control in establishing the provenance of every rhino horn on offer.
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Not only can this lead to racial profiling, it undermines key American values of democratic justice.
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Unfortunately, too many people also view this type of police interaction as a form of profiling.
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The incident sparked allegations of racial profiling, and Johnson promised a thorough investigation of the incident.
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A further step, changing how people feel emotionally, is subject to technological manipulation of profiling data.
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The incident, captured in two Facebook Live videos, has sparked outrage about racial profiling and policing.
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But there's a hidden and much more common danger to racial profiling -- long-term health problems.
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"As long as there is no profiling of Hispanics, we understand the process," Hinojosa told me.
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A spokesman said Thursday that Mr. Trump did not intend to endorse racial or ethnic profiling.
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McCain eventually apologized for her intervention, an act of racial profiling thinly disguised as child rescue.
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The Office of the Independent Monitor in Denver will analyze the data for racial profiling patterns.
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"There is a policy in the federal government and law enforcement against racial profiling," he said.
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The profiling, resource deprivation, detention, brutality by police and vigilantes, and legalized abuse of entire communities.
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Motherboard reported in February that racial profiling is prevalent on Neighbors, Ring's free "neighborhood watch" app.
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He was convicted last year of ignoring a federal court order to stop racially profiling suspects.
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For Abbas's Lebanese American family, a Trump presidency raises fears of harassment, surveillance, and racial profiling.
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Racial profiling abounds on the platform, coded as public safety and efforts toward the greater good.
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Excusing racial profiling with this pardon is only the latest in Trump's attacks on immigrant families.
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I have been on the receiving end of racial profiling by police as well as civilians.
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Facebook has also grappled with the improper harvesting of user data by a voter-profiling company.
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But many Pashtuns in Pakistan believe their community is systematically victimized by racist policing and profiling.
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"You can do it without profiling, Megyn, when you do it on the facts," Christie responded.
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I met many of these people through racial profiling advocacy organizations and through friends of friends.
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And he may still get re-elected.) (He defied a judge's orders to stop racial profiling.
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Inspired by a few tweets and a GI.biz article profiling Voodoo—the mobile publisher behind Hole.
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Our correspondent profiled members of a Sudanese wrestling team in Melbourne who face increased racial profiling.
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Positive Athlete promotes positivity in high-school athletes by profiling selected students on HLN and CNN.com.
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This was misguided because a stop based on racial profiling instead of reasonable suspicion is unconstitutional.
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Arpaio had been accused of racially profiling Latinos in his hard-line immigration enforcement as sheriff.
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"It was like, 'Yeah, we know about this racial profiling, and we don't care,'" he said.
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The reason is Germany's "new policing model," he said, which involves a sort of racial profiling.
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Regardless, the LaGuardia arrest narrative we got doesn't suggest any profiling ... at least in that instance.
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As Motherboard reported earlier this year, the app also has a major problem with racial profiling.
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The idea has sparked condemnation from civil-rights advocates who have raised concerns about racial profiling.
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The union has also opposed legislation banning racial profiling by federal, state, and local law enforcement.
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The episode occurred days after a prominent TV investigative program reported on racial profiling in Sweden.
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Biden struck back, however, pointing out racial profiling that happened in Newark when Booker was mayor.
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The arrest sparked new tensions with the city's police service, long accused of employing racial profiling.
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Critics widely oppose deputizing local police in the immigration fight, citing racial profiling that has been reported in places like Maricopa County, Arizona, where Sheriff Joe Arpaio championed tough immigration enforcement, which courts say amounted to racial profiling, leaving taxpayers with a big bill to pay afterwards.
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But just like the celebrated establishments it's profiling, the show is best enjoyed as a sporadic extravagance.
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They hope that the lifestyle profiling demonstrated in the study could be used to identify criminal suspects.
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These stories just stack on top of accusations of racial profiling that have also plagued the force.
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Another page on Chamber's website profiling the event and its history and soliciting sponsorships is still up.
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In the clip, which quickly went viral, Bloomberg could be heard condoning blatant racial profiling by police.
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The violations are a big deal, even though this type of profiling is still hit and miss.
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CHRISTIE: Well, because you can do it without profiling, Megyn, when you do it on the facts.
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Racial profiling is present in both countries, as are discrepancies in access to education and health care.
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I want to work with a professional team and write great software, including testing, debugging and profiling.
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The courts said this was racial profiling and convicted him of ignoring an order to stop it.
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These geometric patterns resemble what DNA samples like when run through gel in a lab during profiling.
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These technologies gather unprecedented data streams leading to formidable challenges around privacy, profiling, manipulation, and personal safety.
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Shepherd accused cashier Janice Reyes of "racial profiling," adding that she used foul language throughout the confrontation.
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This time that can never be won back trails decades of discrimination, and histories of racial profiling.
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Harris discussed with moderator Lawrence O'Donnell a range of issues including "Medicare for All" and racial profiling.
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It seemed to be another example of a new form of racial profiling being caught on video.
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But it hasn't substantiated a single profiling allegation in the more than 700 investigations it has closed.
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He also says there may also be GDPR-specific risks around customer profiling enabled by the platform.
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Police profiling and violence The NAACP also noted tensions between police and minority communities in the state.
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The first is an entirely new kind of vertical profiling technology, present at 17 of the towers.
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The department store also vowed to hire an anti-profiling consultant as a result of the case.
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The former includes Fundera and Lendio, while Nav is a competitor in the business credit profiling space.
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"I hate the concept of profiling but we have to start using common sense," says Donald Trump.
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It felt pretty strange opening personal mail based purely on the simple profiling criteria supplied to us.
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Everyday racial profiling is "almost second nature now," said Darren Martin, a 29-year-old black man.
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Activists accuse the agency of racially profiling and violating constitutional rights as its enforcement efforts move inland.
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I decided to move elsewhere, to Brooklyn, and still wonder if what I faced was musical profiling.
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Society frowns on profiling or jumping to conclusions about people by their looks, and for good reason.
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Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic is an international authority in psychological profiling, talent management, leadership development, and people analytics.
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Secondly, we need better guidelines around the ethical use of data, especially around profiling and social manipulation.
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All this has led to growing accusations of racial profiling -- Bradford was black -- and demands for answers.
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Motherboard has also reported that Neighbors, Ring's free "neighborhood watch" app, has an issue with racial profiling.
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Thus his call on Tuesday for patrols of Muslim neighborhoods, perhaps the ultimate step in ethnic profiling.
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At worst, they won't fix anything at all and could exacerbate problems with racial profiling and surveillance.
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So this pre-filter algorithm is effectively capable of racial profiling people under the justification of what?
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The cops were asking people for papers on the grounds of their looks, based on racial profiling.
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And people also always have the right to object to profiling activity based on their personal data.
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Ms. Gillibrand is also writing a children's picture book, profiling 10 women suffragists, due out in November.
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Snow is expected to order further overhauls of the MCSO intended to further safeguard against racial profiling.
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That intimacy has also led to some troubling uses of the service, though, specifically around racial profiling.
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"As far as this profiling thing, worrying about it, just look at this terrorist," Mr. Dietl said.
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It's the first known example of a government intentionally using artificial intelligence for racial profiling, experts say.
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Just this week, the site featured an article profiling a courageous woman tackling the plastic-pollution crisis.
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The developers of the app sold personal information to Cambridge Analytica, which used it for political profiling.
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Plaintiffs claimed that Mr. Arpaio regularly violated the rights of Latinos by racially profiling and detaining them.
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In 2013, a federal judge ruled that the policy represented "indirect racial profiling" and violated civil rights.
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I was shocked, angry and even more sympathetic to those who face profiling on a regular basis.
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Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt after he defied a judge's order to stop racially profiling Latinos.
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"Yes, in effect, it was, because it was about profiling people based on their race," he said.
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A recent Style story profiling New York real estate heiress Isabel Rose explored her daughter's gender transition.
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A judge who reports his Spanish-speaking defendants to ICE claims &aposit&aposs not racial profiling&apos
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The patrols became a central point of the racial-profiling lawsuit against Mr. Arpaio and his deputies.
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The group claims that the profiling of users with this data is completely unnecessary for ad targeting.
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It is an open secret in Washington that politics is the last bastion of rampant racial profiling.
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The profiling system has been used in the UK to regulate food advertising to children since 2007.
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Not while its business model is based on mass-scale attention harvesting and privacy-hostile people profiling.
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Some of his tactics opened him up to criticisms and allegations of racial profiling and mistreating prisoners.
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These policies are meant to maintain employee safety as well as to prevent racial profiling of customers.
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Instead they raised concerns from lawmakers on both sides of the aisles about racial and ethnic profiling.
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Plaintiffs claimed Mr. Arpaio had regularly violated the rights of Latinos by racially profiling and detaining them.
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It was too easy for the public to interpret predictive policing as another form of racial profiling.
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While gender profiling is concerning, they also saw additional, real-world implications of some of their experiments.
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For the next nine weeks, we'll be profiling the people trying to answer science's most difficult questions.
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One of the things that's really striking is you're not profiling people that are so well known.
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One is that [police] harass [them] over petty issues — small amounts of drug, profiling, and so forth.
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The challenge is really finding out what you want and profiling the hotels and matching that together.
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"We are pleased to see Greyhound clearly communicate that it does not consent to racial profiling and harassment on its buses," Andrea Flores, deputy director of policy for the ACLU's Equality Division, told the AP. The ACLU has also accused CBP of racially profiling riders during these stops.
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So yeah, that was what I wanted to get across in profiling the members of that cultish firmament.
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This discriminatory and arbitrary profiling also had wide-ranging and devastating effects on communities of immigrants already here.
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I made this documentary [profiling Savile] in 2000, which, at the time, was highly watched and well regarded.
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Even if you make it past the door however, racial profiling can continue to impact partygoers inside venues.
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I was driving with afriend through Farmers Branch, which is a suburb of Dallas that's knownfor racial profiling.
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In the series' universe, non-white characters simply exist, without comment or storyline about racial profiling or tokenization.
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Over the next two months VICE Sports will be profiling 16 athletes as they evolve into national superstars.
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Even if they didn't, there are simple ways of profiling them based on observation and some known data.
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Last week, a federal judge ruled Arpaio was in civil contempt in connection with a racial-profiling case.
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American documentary series Unsung premiered an episode profiling Frankie Knuckles and the birth of house music, last week.
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The World Health Organization warned on Friday warned against the "unnecessary, unhelpful profiling of individuals based on ethnicity".
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The women involved in the incident are U.S. citizens, making Schlossberg's assumption a classic case of racial profiling.
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To what level is profiling of individual customers or constituents acceptable, versus doing everything at an aggregated level?
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Originally, the Sandra Bland Act sought to enact drastic changes to improve police accountability and fight racial profiling.
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At the most recent count, Mr Arpaio's legal bills to fight the racial-profiling case amounted to $70m.
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Make America One Again night featured Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who has been cited for racial profiling against Latinos.
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Elsewhere, a perceived racial profiling of African-Americans by police officers continued to bubble just below the surface.
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It will use the Department of Health nutrient profiling model to classify which products fall into that category.
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The long term impacts of profiling minors when these children become adults is simply not known, she writes.
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Over the past two months VICE Sports has been profiling 214 athletes as they evolve into national superstars.
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Kavanaugh makes clear that racial profiling was on the table as an immediate -- and potential long-term -- option.
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But it can also lead to unnecessary questioning, excessive stopping and searching and racial profiling in such hotspots.
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The ACLU uncovered 6000 pages of complaints alleging abuses that include verbal abuse, threatening behavior and racial profiling.
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The treatment, Rozlytrek, is a tyrosine kinase inhibitor that targets patients who must be identified via genetic profiling.
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In the months since the arrest, they have been unapologetic and have accused the police of racial profiling.
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New social video platforms like Facebook Live also seem positioned to turn into a goldmine for facial profiling.
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SNP profiling may also provide a way to upgrade other things, such as height or (more controversially) intelligence.
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Single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP, or "snip") profiling, as the technique is called, promises healthier offspring—a clear good.
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The last time I interviewed him on the phone, he said that he was open to profiling Muslims.
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In fact, his stated positions on topics such as racial profiling underscore his racist views of minority communities.
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After complaints by Latino drivers about racial profiling, a judge demanded that Sheriff Arpaio stop the enforcement efforts.
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These campaigns have led to an exponential growth of "enforced disappearances," extrajudicial killings and ethnic profiling of Pashtuns.
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Grosser notes how both Brexit's leave campaign and the Trump campaign used social media data for psychographic profiling.
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" CNN has been running headlines throughout the day that specifically quotes Trump as using the words "racial profiling.
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Profiling also loses the hearts and minds of the citizens the government is supposed to be working for.
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Her extreme "customer profiling," as she called it, is in service, she said, of making buyers feel important.
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But my Pashtun ethnic origin, my being from Waziristan, would turn me into a target for racial profiling.
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But critics say it has resulted in racial profiling, targeting mostly black and Latino men in poorer neighborhoods.
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There's some evidence that being able to ship people into ICE custody encourages racial profiling to begin with.
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So it's no wonder that a lot of writers have been interested in profiling him over the years.
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Christine Todd Whitman was forced to admit that state troopers had been racially profiling black and Latino drivers.
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But New Yorkers will never forget that for 12 years, Bloomberg escalated, systematized, and defended police racial profiling.
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Muslims have spoken for years of facing heavy scrutiny from customs officers, accusing the agency of racial profiling.
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Smart surveillance solutions like Vumacam are explicitly built for profiling, and threaten to exacerbate these kinds of incidents.
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This includes the first case against #CambridgeAnalytica for political profiling and claims against Facebook for their data practices.
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The Minneapolis episode is not the first time the T.S.A. has been accused of racial profiling by employees.
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The revelations add to already-existing issues Ring faces when it comes to racial profiling and data privacy.
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But it's also a relatively short hop from banning microtargeting sometimes to banning profiling for ad targeting entirely.
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Meanwhile, the lessons in human decency and racial profiling that Mockingbird taught can be found in multiple media.
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The problem in today's politically correct society is that much of behavioral recognition can also be labeled "profiling".
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In the absence of scientific data and surveillance, firms and countries appear increasingly prone to profiling by nationality.
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County taxpayers have spent $48 million so far to defend Arpaio and his office in the profiling case.
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Ms. Garcia's sister, Maria Vasquez, accused the police of that era of subjecting Hispanic drivers to racial profiling.
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It's that when even a mainstream media outlet opines approvingly on "racial profiling," you know change is afoot.
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And then the third and last thing was they gave them a definition of what racial profiling was.
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This appears to be the case in the piece by Glenn Thrush and Jennifer Steinhauer profiling Stephen Miller.
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The hard choices here were underscored by another piece the New York Times published on Wednesday, profiling Rep.
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"I believe they were religiously and racially profiling me," Mr. Ali said of the officials, according to reports.
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This was ruled unconstitutional by a federal court because, as practised, it was a form of racial profiling.
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Harris' criminal justice plan includes increased investigations into police misconduct and support of legislation to end racial profiling.
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Another Pokémon Go user had a story about police and racial profiling in a viral post on Imgur.
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Their first piece, "Today," tackled police brutality and racial profiling using Twitter feeds and set in a classroom.
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Over the next two months VICE Sports will be profiling 200 athletes as they evolve into national superstars.
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Unjust racial profiling and resulting racial disparities in the criminal justice system certainly don't depend on artificial intelligence.
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In the case of the bombing this weekend, Rahmani was not found on the basis of random profiling.
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It is the first known example of a government intentionally using artificial intelligence for racial profiling, experts said.
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The group says a call for an end to "intimidation, harassment, racial profiling, abusive questioning" hasn't been addressed.
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Officer Laurent Gingras said over the phone that there is already a mechanism to address possible racial profiling.
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What followed engulfed the nation in a heated conversation about race and, more specifically, racial profiling by police.
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Then Delta dove straight into a racial-profiling mess by kicking off passengers who were causing "a disturbance," a.k.a.
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Editor's note: This is part of a series profiling each new original show or movie debuting on YouTube Red.
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Sheriff Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt when he continued racial profiling and imprisoning Latinos disproportionately, ignoring court orders.
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Kobach also helped draft the controversial SB 1070, an Arizona state law that essentially sanctioned racial profiling of Latinos.
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Nevertheless, the social justice warriors pounced – accusing the folks who wear the green aprons of racial profiling and discrimination.
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Deputizing local police and sheriffs to serve as immigration agents can lead to racial profiling and civil rights violations.
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But if the implementation of the law results in racial profiling, for example, critics could have grounds to challenge.
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The same incentives that made it easy to use the "task forces" for racial profiling applied to Secure Communities.
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" Brison posted the video writing, "This is a clear example of RACIAL PROFILING that should not be stood for.
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We exist for clarity's sake, and we know that we're causing internal conversations now at the churches we're profiling.
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But advocates criticize the lists for casting too wide a net and say they're a form of racial profiling.
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Facial recognition algorithms systematically misidentify people of color and women as criminals, automating existing forms of discrimination and profiling.
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Someone called the police on a black family in Ohio who was delivering newspapers, prompting accusations of racial profiling.
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Using a misleading third party app, voter profiling company Cambridge Analytica obtained information on over 50 million Facebook users.
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The service uses social profiling and location technology to match compatible owners who together will jointly own a car.
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On a section on 'minimizing bias', the report also notes the GDPR includes safeguards against discriminatory, data-driven 'profiling'.
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He invented psychometric profiling using Facebook data, which relies upon information in a person's profile to model their personality.
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Mr Arpaio had been convicted of contempt for failing to comply with a court order to halt racial profiling.
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You look at youth at risk, and we do that all the time in terms of profiling risk areas.
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Half-Puerto Rican and half-Spanish, Amador-Batten recalls chilling incidents of racial profiling in the 80s and 90s.
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He also renewed his call for U.S. law enforcement agencies to use greater racial profiling, especially of Muslim Americans.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine's powerful new episode tackles racial profiling — an experience Terry Crews says he's all too familiar with.
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He was pulled over at least 52 times since 2002, something protesters argue is a sign of racial profiling.
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Hell, the magazine even gets a couple of pats on the back for profiling professional dancers in the past.
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Aubrey Wade developed the No Stranger Place series in partnership with UNHCR, profiling refugees and their hosts across Europe.
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Whether Netflix's profiling was intentional or not, Georgetown law professor Anupam Chander thinks the company owes users more transparency.
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The racial profiling of anyone Muslim or perceived to be Muslim has taken an immense toll on us all.
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Shielded by North Korea's extreme opaqueness, Kim has posed a special set of profiling problems for U.S. spy agencies.
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In my experience, it is used as a rationale for unethical behavior while profiling certain types of forest dwellers.
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Arpaio is accused of violating a court order in a racial profiling case by continuing patrols that targeted immigrants.
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Of course, proactively preventing abuse without chilling amounts of profiling, or raising cries of censorship, is a difficult challenge.
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OutFront is a weekly NBC Out series profiling LGBTQ people who are making a positive difference in the community.
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"There were frankly a lot of signs and similarities to things happening in the United States," like digital profiling.
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Throughout the 2016 election cycle, CNN's #GetPolitical series is profiling influential cultural figures about the issues they are about.
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Police brutality and racial profiling, systemic racism, destruction of the family unit, and poor education contribute to this reality.
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He has expressed enthusiasm for torturing detainees, committing war crimes, and profiling people based on their race or religion.
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Arpaio was found guilty last month of criminal contempt for disregarding a court order in a racial profiling case.
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He pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, despite his conviction for contempt in a case linked to racial profiling.
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If racial profiling is taking place, will this practice see its day in court like stop and frisk did?
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As director of research for the Perception Institute, Godsil said racial profiling has a broad ripple effect on everyone.
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She has also fought against racial profiling and passed measures to help low-income Texans pay their utility bills.
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His death reverberated around the country and led to a nationwide discussion on racial profiling and gun rights laws.
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The league also maintains a "longitudinal profiling program" that includes information about a player's prior tests, the person added.
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The data firm reportedly used the information to create "psychographic" profiling tools, underpinning its work for the Trump campaign.
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But Pence insists — and a Trump Supreme Court could well agree — that profiling is a rational response to fear.
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Just about every national publication has devoted page upon page to profiling his quixotic quest to turn Texas—Texas!
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She also backs legislation to end racial profiling by law enforcement and reduce prison sentences for nonviolent drug criminals.
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They are also confronting accusations of racial profiling by the police force, which has spurred protests throughout the city.
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He suggested news outlets were "racially profiling" by linking the star in the image to the Star of David.
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And as long as you are sanctioning demographic profiling as a means to an end, why stop at age?
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Granted, the thing about a lot of profile writing, especially celebrity profiling, is there is a formula to this.
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Why was there so much initial skepticism among law enforcement officials about using criminal profiling techniques to solve cases?
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Reports and images of police brutality, racial profiling and sexual harassment by private security guards abound on social media.
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He pointed to allegations of racial profiling and instances of American citizens' being arrested with small quantities of drugs.
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Do you expect the same dive into social issues — racial profiling, sexuality, active shooters — now that you're on NBC?
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Racial profiling fails all of us because we all know danger comes from people who can look like anyone.
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That information was eventually paid for by Cambridge Analytica, the voter profiling company that worked with the Trump campaign.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNComedian Punched During Radio InterviewRichard Simmons: Friend Speaks OutDrake Alleges Racial Profiling Sam Hunt Ties The Knot
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The student who stole the wine pleaded guilty to theft and acknowledged that there was no racial profiling involved.
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The voter-profiling company obtained the data from a researcher who had offered a personality survey app on Facebook.
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One thing is clear: racial profiling incidents — and the fallout from them — do not seem to be going away.
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Related: Trump says profiling Muslims is 'common sense' Lewandowski's fierce loyalty to Trump went farther than most campaign managers.
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Joining countless civil rights activists, Holocaust survivors stood up against the racial prejudice and profiling that can generate genocide.
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Whether its intent was earnest or not, misinformation like this feeds, and feeds off, racial profiling, ignorance, and fear.
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Once profiling is done, the site is pretty easy to navigate, albeit kind of blocky in its page design.
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Profiling allows us to make decisions based on scant information when the cost of obtaining more information is prohibitive.
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She was traveling the country to bring civil rights lawsuits on behalf of the A.C.L.U. to challenge racial profiling.
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We don't want racial profiling -- but certainly if somebody robs, burglarizes my house, I'm going to call the police.
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In 2014, Saleh posted a video that went viral claiming a New York police officer was racially profiling him.
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Republican President George W. Bush issued the first set of federal guidance barring profiling in law enforcement in 2003.
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For departing passengers, the airport experience at Ben-Gurion is a combination of high-tech and thinly disguised profiling.
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This feature is part of Tomorrow's Hero, a series profiling young innovators transforming the world for a brighter future.
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Past experiences or perceptions of bias, such as profiling, harassment, or police brutality, leads many to avoid police altogether.
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So, please behold Flair styling and profiling his way up to his own wedding to his very own song.
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It is critical for our nation, both strategically and ethically, that we abandon the practice of racial profiling entirely.
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Longtime members of the Somali community still speak about the profiling they experienced in the years after the Sept.
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In the case of the profiling, they would provide thousands of labeled images of both Uighurs and non-Uighurs.
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The aggressiveness of the campaign has raised concerns that it could result in racial profiling—a new book, The Scientist and the Spy, alleges that profiling did occur during the FBI's last major anti-China push—and so FBI deputy director David Bowdich was quick to draw parameters around the Justice Department's work.
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Their platform enables the highest-resolution profiling of customer gut makeup, empowering them to make and track changes over time.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump said Sunday that the U.S. would have to consider profiling Muslims in response to terror attacks.
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Profiling Prada for The New York Times, Andrew O'Hagan wrote that she worries that fashion is not compatible with politics.
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Cambridge Analytica then allegedly used this data to generate personality scores and launch targeted advertising campaigns according to voter profiling.
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It contended the officers used excessive force in the shooting incident and that Stephon was a victim of racial profiling.
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Malaysian authorities need a next-of-kin DNA sample, dental profiling and body marks so they can officially identify Kim.
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What kind of legislative actions could happen in New York state that would help address the problem of racial profiling?
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Cleveland-area Bahama Breeze restaurant is being accused of racial profiling after calling the cops on a black sorority party.
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Last year, a federal court found him in contempt for refusing to stop racially profiling Latinos in his immigration sweeps.
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We are setting our students up to help build the profiling systems that are used to go after undocumented workers.
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" Johnson wrote in his statement that Starbucks wants to "reassure you that Starbucks stands firmly against discrimination or racial profiling.
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Banks said she was attracted to the idea of profiling top business leaders and hearing what they had to say.
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However, profiling comes at a huge risk to civil liberties — with citizens picked on because of their race or religion.
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Cambridge Analytica specializes in what's called "psychographic" profiling, meaning they use data collected online to create personality profiles for voters.
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His "South Bank Show" broke new ground by profiling the likes of Eric Clapton as well as high-cultural icons.
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Cambridge Analytica, hired by U.S. President Donald Trump's 2016 election campaign, used profiling techniques to predict and influence voter behavior.
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In 2012, Representative Bobby Rush donned a hoodie to protest racial profiling only to be immediately removed from the House.
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Consider that he answered a question from a Muslim woman about Islamophobia by apparently encouraging racial profiling of Muslim Americans.
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I was profiling a young woman who was having sex with men while being filmed and directed by her girlfriend.
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Students gathered outside the shop to demonstrate against what they called a history of racism and racial profiling at Gibson's.
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The anti-Muslim rallies, the vicious hate crimes, the racial profiling, the threats and taunts and questions about divided loyalties.
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How Your Body&aposs Unique Biosignatures Are Used for SurveillanceNot long ago, fingerprints were the cutting edge of biometric profiling.
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Which means there's no profiling of Preseachers by Presearch itself — ads are being targeted contextually, per the current keyword search.
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Officials with the high-fashion magazine are profiling the singer's couture week in Paris while she's on her European tour.
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There is also a post-profiling process, which includes their profile page, which includes a personalized review of every visitor.
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To further manage this risk, Fat Lama requires users to pass identity checks, in addition to employing risk-profiling technology.
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After the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, Trump reasserted his Muslim ban and made calls for racial profiling against Muslims.
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Other reports have taken issue with Amazon's video doorbell company's neighborhood watch system that could lead to profiling and discrimination.
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The bombs in New York and New Jersey probably helped the candidate calling for fortified borders and profiling of Muslims.
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Arpaio is facing criminal contempt charges after allegedly violating a judge's order to halt immigration patrols accused of racial profiling.
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Cambridge Analytica specializes in what's called "psychographic" profiling, meaning it uses data collected online to create personality profiles for voters.
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Qwant doesn't use cookies to follow users, and neither does it collect personal browsing data or do any data profiling.
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"You can bet that they're going to be profiling people based on their standards settings in this way," adds Bernal.
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More broadly, a Trump administration would set the tone for police departments everywhere, so that racial profiling would be encouraged.
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In addition there are privacy benefits gained through the exclusion of the tracking and profiling systems of ad delivery platforms.
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Read any newspaper article profiling drug-using sex workers — even those that are superficially sympathetic — and you'll find these themes.
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And we're talking about personal accountability and profiling and how people are shocked that their internet behavior has a price.
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For example it's possible to display advertising without persistently profiling users — as, for example, pro-privacy search engine DuckDuckGo does.
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It is this sort of bias that makes #LivingWhileBlack — the hashtag to raise awareness of racial profiling incidents — so dangerous.
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The Intercept responded by saying Allbury was a victim of "racial profiling and discrimination" that is common within the FBI.
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Profiling the "off" and the "weird" won't reduce the number of mass shootings any more than eliminating their care will.
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There is no question that blood biopsies will be at the heart of the future of tracking and profiling tumours.
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Arpaio served as a campaign surrogate for Trump, who pardoned Arpaio after a conviction related to a racial-profiling case.
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"Last week, an article was published in Who magazine profiling our ambassador Adut Akech," Melbourne Fashion Week wrote on Instagram.
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Years ago, Ms. May campaigned against police profiling, a stance viewed as heretical to the now-purified American conservative movement.
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His aggressive tactics ultimately led to a criminal conviction after he violated a court order to stop racially profiling Latinos.
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Her account was also backed up by Washington Post reporter Ben Terris, who was profiling several Trump staffers, including Lewandowski.
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Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt of a federal court in a racial profiling case that drew national media attention.
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They inhabit America's lower frequencies — places particularly vulnerable to poverty, racial profiling, violence, unemployment, segregation, environmental hazards, disease and death.
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People can see how frustrating it is for those dealing with profiling and how that creates the conditions for resistance.
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I was profiling her for a Toronto magazine because it was thought that she might declare a candidacy for mayor.
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Lawyer Up: Two women are suing Victoria's Secret for racial profiling after being asked to leave a store last June.
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This adds Victoria's Secret to a long list of chains, from Zara to Barneys, accused of racially profiling its customers.
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Scientists at Queen Mary University of London used a method called geographic profiling to try to pinpoint the graffiti artist.
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"That was one of the more rewarding parts of the project, profiling the people who are fighting the good fights."
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Careless mistakes can result in profiling individuals as non-citizens, said Eric Puente, an immigration attorney who works in Dallas.
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No data point is very informative on its own, but profiling voters, says Cambridge Analytica, is like baking a cake.
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Directed by "Jane the Virgin's" Justin Baldoni, it's inspired by a documentary he produced profiling young people with the illness.
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The report explained how the firm, Cambridge Analytica, developed voter-profiling techniques that were used in Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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Facebook makes money, in other words, by profiling us and then selling our attention to advertisers, political actors and others.
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Months later, Robinson says the incident, which he argues was clearly the result of racial profiling, continues to bother him.
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Since the ministers' comments about "African gangs," the men said they had dealt with increased racial profiling and offensive slurs.
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"I'm afraid to just do normal things now," Mr. Massey said in an interview Friday, calling the encounter racial profiling.
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You've never shied away from politics in your work, whether it's about profiling or the acidification of the world's oceans.
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"What you've got is computerized racial profiling," said Richard Wexler, executive director of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform.
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Lacunza described the debt-extension plan as a "re-profiling" of obligations that would impact institutional rather than individual investors.
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My intent is only to point out a pattern, but can I do so without encouraging discriminatory practices or profiling?
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In a statement, the T.S.A., an agency in the Department of Homeland Security, said it did not tolerate racial profiling.
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The report adds to concerns over Ring&aposs role in encouraging racial profiling by both private citizens and law enforcement.
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And the device and its associated neighborhood-communiqué app have been criticized for essentially encouraging racial profiling and general paranoia.
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"I'm concerned that his response is anti-immigrant, which would lead to racial profiling Latinos, African-Americans," said the Rev.
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Rauner stood by his political ally for as long as possible and never showed remorse for profiling him so prominently.
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"It seems much more likely to end in profiling of people, rather than catching a possible school shooter," Glenberg said.
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Arpaio was convicted last month of criminal contempt after he disobeyed a federal judge's order to stop racially profiling Latinos.
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Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt in July for willfully violating a federal judge's order to stop racial profiling.
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Day by day needless profiling haunts the lives of untold numbers of individuals, families and communities across the United States.
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In what Facebook says was misuse of the data, the contractor sold it to Cambridge to build voter-profiling technology.
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World health officials have spoken out against that practice, saying it could lead to racial profiling (or worse) against Asians.
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John Stauffer, chief legal counsel with the Stockholm-based Civil Rights Defenders, said by phone that ethnic profiling was widespread.
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First, there is no evidence to suggest that profiling people on the basis of their appearance makes us any safer.
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If we follow suggestions to increase profiling, we would wrongly alienate all people simply because they look a certain way.
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While the American Constitution prohibits unequal treatment under law, many states do not have laws protecting citizens against racial profiling.
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"And you know, I hate the concept of profiling, but we have to start using common sense," he said Sunday.
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President Donald Trump's brand-new national security adviser, it turns out, was an early adopter of Cambridge Analytica's profiling services.
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They're the author's own experiences, often summoning Karemaker's youth or profiling modern-day run-ins with old friends and strangers.
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And at the core of racial profiling and aggressive policing in New York is broken windows and the broken-windows policy.
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"There is no legal justification for such pervasive and invasive profiling and processing of personal data for profit," the complaint asserts.
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Bertillon's system also reflected racist applications of eugenics and phrenology, and laid the groundwork for problematic profiling in the 20th century.
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Profiling and delays: This will include "mandatory social media check" if an applicant has been in a territory controlled by ISIS.
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In other Facebook news: The academic at the center of the Cambridge Analytica scandal talked down the effectiveness of his profiling.
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TIME magazine profiling Christine Blasey Ford alongside the man who sexually assaulted her is peak "both sides" and I'm so tired.
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PI's submission sets out why we consider Quantcast's practices are failing to meet the standards set by GDPR, especially its profiling.
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"And of course, Tel Aviv uses profiling extensively to buy down risk, something our constitution prohibits us from doing," he notes.
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It's not for them to make those decisions about whether or not something is legal or illegal, or profiling or not.
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The crime suppression sweeps and workplace raids he used to round up illegal immigrants for years elicited allegations of racial profiling.
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Kondabolu approaches Apu like a biographer profiling his subject, pulling out his dark secrets that average fans would never have guessed.
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Freddie Gray wouldn't have died on April 19 had it not been for the cops racially profiling him on April 12.
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Later on, Melody marches in front of the store alongside her classmates, protesting the racial profiling going on at the store.
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On the contrary, he says the company has made it "really, really difficult to opt out of their tracking, their profiling".
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Trump: If you want to be so politically correct -- O'Reilly: Do you have a vision of how that profiling would work?
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The Empire actor wants to end racial profiling and the spread of HIV and will continue to work toward those causes.
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Cambridge Analytica gathered this information to develop "psychographic" profiling tools, which it claimed could tailor political ads to users' personality traits.
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She is concerned that putting too much faith in DNA could exacerbate existing problems within law enforcement, such as racial profiling.
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Critics of the alert also expressed worries that the it could lead to racial profiling by smartphone users who received it.
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Snow issued a permanent order two years later, ruling that Maricopa's handling of people of Latino descent amounted to racial profiling.
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A group of scientists at Queen Mary University in London claimed to have identified Banksy with the use of geographic profiling.
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There's this notion that, because numbers are smaller, they can't tell us anything about police brutality, racial profiling, or mass incarceration.
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McCain, profiling Comey for Time magazine's "100 Most Influential People" issue, wrote that integrity isn't a word frequently used in Washington.
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Trump's pardon for Arpaio negated the findings that Arpaio -- a law enforcement officer -- violated constitutional rights with his racial-profiling practices.
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" Harris has in the past called for profiling "Muslims, or anyone who looks like he or she could conceivably be Muslim.
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By the way, LePage is an incredibly controversial Republican officeholder — and at times he's even suggested he's open to racial profiling.
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Yet other than terrorizing immigrant communities and profiling Latinos, with his actions Arpaio did little to make his community any safer.
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And these cases of "everyday racial profiling" don't just hurt the victims -- they also hurt those holding the biases, experts say.
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These seemingly innocuous activities can lead to racial profiling, arrest or even death, if you happen to be black in America.
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This generated the End Racial and Religious Profiling Act (ERPA), which has been introduced multiple times, but has yet to pass.
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And as President, he rescinded DACA and pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio, a man who had been repeatedly accused of profiling Latinos.
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"I got the racial profiling issues, I got it," Sanders said to the group before a rally in New York Monday.
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Trump pardoned Arpaio last year after he was convicted of ignoring a court order related to racial profiling in his county.
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Trump also pardoned former sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was convicted of contempt for ignoring court orders to stop racial profiling practices.
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Arpaio already has been cited by another judge for civil contempt for the continued traffic stops in the underlying profiling case.
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And then there was the time Saleh did a not-so-hilarious video to show New York City police racial profiling.
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So are the startup's community-building efforts, which including sitting down with companies and profiling how they built their tech stacks.
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Trump's "minister of truth" Stephen Miller is the subject of Bloomberg Businessweek's cover story, profiling his impact on the Trump administration.
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The report noted that the Police Department had not substantiated an accusation of profiling since the category was created in 2014.
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If you look at it throughout the country, there are — Holt: The argument is that it's a form of racial profiling.
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Last month, The Times reported that China was the first known government that used it for racial profiling, according to experts.
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Now, after an investigation in which 17,19853 Dutchmen voluntarily took part in DNA profiling, a suspect has been arrested in Spain.
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In 2012, I wore a hoodie on the House Floor to make a statement about the deadly consequences of racial profiling.
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They are also calling on family members to come forward with identification as part of DNA profiling process for the victims.
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In the video, Ms. Abhulimen said she was swimming with her son and accused the man, Adam Bloom, of racial profiling.
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These policies have been widely criticized for threatening freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, as well as enabling racial profiling.
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Profiling five women fighting back against repressive cultural and religious traditions, the film allows each to explain her embrace of activism.
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Practices historically deemed unacceptable by the African-American community, like "stop and frisk" and racial profiling, have also been meaningfully reduced.
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Soon after, she e-mails Frances and Bobbi to suggest profiling them as literary up-and-comers for a local magazine.
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Trump will abrogate the Iran nuclear treaty, deport undocumented immigrants, begin racial profiling and impose immigration bans that violate America's traditions.
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If you were profiling correctly, each piece of this puzzle would lead to your coming to the next course of action.
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Ethics experts worry that China is building a tool that could be used to justify and intensify racial profiling against Uighurs.
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Congress and the Obama Administration must close Guantanamo and resist calls to increase the use of torture, profiling, and suspicionless surveillance.
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Both germline and somatic defects present in tumor cells and their identification is essential to profiling, monitoring, and identifying therapeutic targets.
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Schiff's warning comes a day after the White House announced Trump would pardon Arpaio, who was found guilty of racial profiling.
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Such actions sow fear in Latino communities, and open the door to racial profiling and the civil rights violations of Hispanics.
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The process … mimics forensic linguistic profiling, and the goal is to cross-reference Navarro's 'profile' with a list of potential suspects.
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The choreographer Reggie Gray, known as Regg Roc, will host open dance rehearsals of work that addresses incarceration and racial profiling.
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That data is "critically important evidence in deciding whether police are engaging in illegal racial profiling," Takei with the ACLU says.
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There are license-plate profiling AIs that are sort of tracking people as they go over different bridges in New York.
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But marginalized students know that this declaration ignores the real problems on campus: sexual assault, racial profiling, and other troubling issues.
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But we have to start using common sense and ...we have to use our heads...we really have to look at profiling.
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Just look what happened with Nextdoor, where racial profiling became so prevalent, the product had to get a makeover to prevent it.
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Augustine said transgender Latinas in Montgomery County told him police kept profiling them as prostitutes, but none had filed a formal complaint.
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Benzino, who initially accused the officers of racial profiling, says he shoulda never cursed out the cop or used such graphic language.
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So let's spend this week let's catching up on new developments in those races before we go back to profiling other seats.
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For Latinos, this may mean a greater threat of racial profiling and the risk of being mistakenly caught up in enforcement actions.
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He made headlines last year when he was detained by US immigration authorities for a third time, sparking allegations of racial profiling.
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Arpaio put so many resources into racially profiling Latinxs that sexual abuse cases were often poorly investigated — or not investigated at all.
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Ring's Neighbors can also disproportionately affect people of color by exacerbating existing biases: Racism and racial profiling have proliferated on the app.
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The document lays out policy proposals, such as abandoning a "tough on crime" stance and focusing on getting rid of racial profiling.
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Civil rights groups have said profiling of Iranians was already a problem but has intensified since the U.S.'s killing of Gen.
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In 2014, he and video producer Sheikh Akbar released a video claiming to show racial profiling from the New York City police.
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In a political moment of heightened xenophobia, profiling and over-policing, encryption has become a key civil rights protection for targeted communities.
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Significant tensions around police brutality and profiling, particularly of trans women of color, still remain, as Vox's German Lopez reported in 2017.
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Both with knock-on impacts on privacy, given Facebook targets ads and marketing content by profiling users by harvesting their personal data.
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The tool won't be active in any European Union nations, where data protection laws prevent companies from profiling users in this way.
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Yet vast people-profiling ad businesses have made pots of money off of an unregulated Internet by putting surveillance at their core.
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Black Lives Matter focuses on ending state-sanctioned gun violence (racial profiling, shooting unarmed civilians/using lethal force where it isn't warranted).
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Idrissi is angered by frequent police checks of people with Moroccan roots which he sees as racial profiling although police deny this.
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New York City's stop-and-frisk program was mired in controversy, leading to numerous complaints that the practice led to racial profiling.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) also has filed two dozen complaints against CBP this year for issues profiling Muslim Americans.
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Last August he pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, who campaigned for Trump before being convicted in a case regarding racial profiling.
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He's actually currently facing contempt of court charges for failing to comply with an order to stop his office's racial profiling practices.
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Amazon's Home Security Company Is Turning Everyone Into Cops As reported by Caroline Haskins, Neighbors has a major problem with racial profiling.
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Furthermore, he's lying about what "profiling" means, telling O'Reilly that he never suggested that the U.S. profile Muslims in the first place.
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Criminal JusticeClinton has committed to supporting legislation to end racial profiling and reforming mandatory minimum sentencing laws that disadvantage people of color.
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He faces a criminal contempt trial on April 25 for violating the orders of a federal judge in a racial profiling case.
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Despite what the TSA says about changing this policy, this black hair profiling still happens every day at airports across the country.
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Kavanaugh and his associates also seem to note legal loopholes they could invoke to get away with racial profiling and avoid liability.
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Izdihar Afyouni investigates the ethical and psychological implications of racial and genetic profiling by subverting the process of accumulating race-differentiated data.
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The 1992 Belgian film follows a documentary crew who gets sucked into a life of crime while profiling an unapologetic serial killer.
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While the identity of those involved in Monday's attack remains unknown, many residents were also quick to ward off Muslim racial profiling.
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Every episode jumps between the past and present, profiling how each tape subject impacted Hannah's (Katherine Langford) decision to take her life.
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Trump said in a Monday morning interview with "Fox and Friends" that the attacks had "foreign connections" and advocated for racial profiling.
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A federal court on Tuesday indicted Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio for criminal contempt of court in a case centered on racial profiling.
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According to a spokeswoman, racial profiling has been reduced by 40 percent in the test markets where these changes have rolled out.
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This year, we had the pleasure of profiling some incredible people — forest-dwelling witches, ex-pat poets, intersex activists, and Ani DiFranco.
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In the coming weeks, VICE Impact will be profiling mayors, organizers and local leaders supporting the Sierra Club's Ready for 100 movement.
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"We have no ads, no tracking, no user profiling and we don't collect or share any user data with anyone," ziq said.
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How you know sheriff Arpaio: As Maricopa County sheriff, Arpaio used tactics that led to allegations of racial-profiling and mistreating prisoners.
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The 85-year-old was accused of violating a court order in a 2007 racial profiling case by continuing patrols targeting immigrants.
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We hope the national attention he's garnered will make him think twice the next time he's inclined to engage in racial profiling.
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The former sheriff was convicted last month of contempt for disobeying a court order that he halt his office's racial profiling policies.
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SNP-profiling is already used to enhance desired attributes in livestock, so it seems reasonable to assume it will work on people.
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For them, the reality of life in France is unemployment, poverty and a life of racial profiling and discrimination by the authorities.
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A federal judge ruled in 2013 that, as applied in New York, the policy was based on racial profiling and was unconstitutional.
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The former sheriff of Arizona's Maricopa County was found guilty of criminal contempt for ignoring court orders to stop racially profiling drivers.
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He also said he learned about racial profiling by talking to people who regularly experienced being "harassed" and "intimidated" by police officers.
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Booker released documents involving Kavanaugh's stance on racial profiling, while other Democrats threatened to release documents on other issues such as abortion.
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He trumpeted the positive aspects of racial profiling and reiterated his call for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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It is not difficult to find in our past the painful failings of human slavery, segregation, employment discrimination, racial profiling and more.
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She condemned stop and frisk, noting that it is an ineffective tactic which enables racial profiling and fails to reduce high crime.
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Police bias, abuse and profiling of LGBTQ people—especially trans women of color—means more LGBTQ people are targeted by law enforcement.
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Why The Haunting of Hill House fans will love it: The dark procedural drama is all about forensic profiling and serial killers.
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A host of Netflix's popular reboot of "Queer Eye" on Wednesday accused the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of profiling him at airports.
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The changes included an explicit ban on racial profiling and a requirement for senior officers to audit stop reports in their precincts.
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Lawyers in Virginia, California and elsewhere have argued that arresting those who resemble an immigration enforcement target amounts to legalized racial profiling.
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The scientists used a variation of a forensic technique called geographic profiling, originally developed to help law enforcement authorities track down criminals.
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Rather than learn from the Obama administration's mistakes, the Trump administration chose to instead double down on profiling with its CVE efforts.
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At a recent photo shoot for a Guardian article profiling vegans, O'Callaghan tells me he even refused to pose with a vegetable.
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Parker's claim that, if elected, Trump won't engage in the sort of mass deportation or profiling that he promises is especially stunning.
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The work is a fitting allegory for the racial profiling and mass incarceration that continue to impact Black communities in American society.
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"This is years and years of racial profiling," said Rashad Turner, an organizer with the St. Paul chapter of Black Lives Matter.
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Scuttling NATO or profiling all Muslims and refugees as threats violate both our values and even a narrow view of our interests.
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The petitioner's claim was that the motorist was really stopped because of racial profiling, and that the traffic infraction was a pretext.
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The flier accused Gibson's of being a "racist establishment" with a long record of racial profiling and discrimination, according to the lawsuit.
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He said interest and principal payments on bonds issued under international and local law will not be altered in the re-profiling.
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It suggests smartphone users have little hope of escaping ad tech's pervasive profiling machinery — short of not using a smartphone at all.
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The court order prohibited Arpaio from racial profiling during immigration patrols and detaining people only suspected of being in the country illegally.
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Since 9/85033, the New York Police Department has subjected Muslim Americans, many from Asia, to discriminatory religious profiling and unlawful surveillance.
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Far from profiling the best of what candidates have to offer, the politicians are reduced to superficial, cliché-driven, consultant-devised caricatures.
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" Travis said that she doesn't have a picture on the app and that the driver was "basically just profiling by the name.
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President Trump last year pardoned Arpaio after he was convicted of ignoring a court order related to racial profiling in his division.
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The authors say the technology has led to the widespread surveillance of innocent individuals and worsened police racial profiling of African-Americans.
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The award takes its name from Kennedy's 1957 book profiling eight U.S. senators who risked their careers by taking politically unpopular stands.
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The first is a conversation with journalist Maggie Brenner, a writer from New York Magazine, who is profiling Bradley Jackson (Reese Witherspoon).
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It's not just the scandal over psychological profiling firm Cambridge Analytica getting access to data from tens of millions of Facebook profiles.
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By combining psychographic profiling, analysis of big data and ad micro-targeting, public discourse in the U.S. has entered a new era.
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Critics say "hard" schemes like Prevent are an excuse to spy on Muslims, ends up profiling minorities, and curtailing freedom of speech.
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Work site raids became the subject of lawsuits claiming that immigration officials had violated constitutional protections against racial profiling and unreasonable searches.
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Police raids and racial profiling are less a problem for the Irish in the Bronx than for Mexicans in Arizona and California.
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He found himself in legal trouble last year after he violated a federal order related to a racial profiling case against him.
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Americans have learned to assume that racial profiling pulls the trigger whenever an officer -- white or black -- shoots a person of color.
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Arpaio last month was convicted of criminal contempt for disobeying a court order calling for him to halt his racial profiling policies.
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Over time, he said, agents stopped monitoring hydroponic stores because it resembled profiling people leaving a bar for driving under the influence.
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Cambridge Analytica works on "psychographic" profiling, meaning they use data they've collected online, often through Facebook, to create personality profiles for voters.
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Its product uses gut profiling and other clinical parameters to enable individuals to choose specific foods to balance their blood sugar levels.
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Many of the city's best and most prominent artists have left citing police profiling and intimidation in response to violence at shows.
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As many black writers have pointed out recently, people of color have long been subject to racial profiling in public, or private, spaces.
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You've talked about psychographic profiling, analytics about the amount of data sets there are, and the data you can pull out social media.
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But none of them embrace sheer opulence quite like Chef's Table does when profiling its elite subjects (who each get their own episode).
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But assuming that all small breast lesions have the potential to turn deadly is akin to "racial profiling," Brawley wrote in his editorial.
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Each outlet reassured readers that Gen Alpha is "here to stay," which, I suppose, gives license for us to start profiling their leaders.
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According to The New York Times, information from up to 24 million people was harvested by the voter profiling company, not 50 million.
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I'm talking about Jane Sloane (Katie Stevens) and her Chrissy Teigen cryface-worthy response to profiling a stripper named Morgyn Stanley (Amber Goldfarb).
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They ban travelers from Muslim majority countries and stoke fears among too many people in America, leading to profiling, harassment, and even murder.
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When we wanted to explain the white populist backlash upending European politics, for instance, Amanda did it by profiling a small German town.
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But ill-conceived neighborhood-watch platforms can also be breeding grounds for racial profiling, giving people safe (and poorly moderated) spaces to discriminate.
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" March 18: "Firm That Assisted Trump [Cambridge Analytica] Exploited Data of Millions Information Harvested From Facebook Was Used in Profiling of Unwary Voters.
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He combined verve, wit and a discriminating eye, whether he was profiling the fashion world's venerable legends or reporting on its latest fripperies.
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But privacy experts find the surveillance and profiling possibilities offered by this latest, but certainly not last, upgrade to police body cameras unsettling.
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Last August, Trump pardoned Arpaio less than a month after his conviction for criminal contempt in a case involving racial profiling of Hispanics.
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Mr Arpaio was convicted for defying court orders to halt police raids and immigration sweeps which, judges found, relied on unconstitutional racial profiling.
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The Great Plains Tribal Chairman's Association asked the Justice Department to send monitors to the site because it said racial profiling is occurring.
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"We are doing a thorough job of profiling customers and behavior patterns so when we launch in May, we don't have any surprises."
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"Police stops based on such profiling have long plagued the very populations that should be cultivated to help counter violence," the report said.
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Instead, the work proposes changing the conditions of the world, turning the past of racial profiling into a loyal tribute to her dad.
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Castile was pulled over an average of more than three times a year, something that protesters argue is a sign of racial profiling.
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U.S. District Judge G. Murray Snow found the sheriff's office engaged in systemic racial profiling of Latinos in its anti-illegal-immigration efforts.
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Martha McSally and former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, whom Trump pardoned after his conviction for criminal contempt charges related to racial profiling.
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While it's of course super early to talk business model, the question is a valid one given Capture's claims of zero user profiling.
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The Department of Homeland Security ultimately dissolved the program amid complaints that its activities amounted to racial profiling and that it was ineffective.
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This issue of racial profiling and an unfair justice system when it comes to people of color has been happening long before Trayvon.
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CRIMINOLOGISTS increasingly rely on "geographic profiling", an examination of the sites of dastardly deeds that narrows down the possible identities of serial criminals.
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" He continued, "More egregiously, perhaps, was the effect profiling had on the response of safety officers and other University offices to these events.
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The KISS co-founder says it's time for America to embrace profiling because it's the best way for cops to thwart future attacks.
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Last year, Israel's High Court refused to ban racial profiling in a court case brought by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel.
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Click on for all our taste-profiling and munching-recommendations (we'll be spreading that sweet and smoky bacon jam on our morning toast).
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The five-part series will begin with a two-hour feature documentary in January, profiling her life in the latter half of 2017.
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Arpaio, a hero in conservative circles, was accused of violating a court order in a racial profiling case by continuing patrols targeting immigrants.
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Two years later, the same judge issued a permanent order, ruling that Maricopa's handling of people of Latino descent amounted to racial profiling.
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A video showing an altercation between neighborhood pool residents has gone viral, with a black woman accusing a white man of racial profiling.
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Barneys New York's racial profiling lawsuit from April 2013 involving African-American college student Trayon Christian has at last come to a close.
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An inquiry laid the blame for the surveillance on an administrative oversight, but many believed that Khan was a victim of racial profiling.
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"What happened to Ms. Campbell occurs all too often to black Americans who are frequent victims of racial profiling," spokesperson Alexandra LaManna said.
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Another $6 million was paid to settle cases involving a number of allegations, such as assault and racial profiling, the Guardian's analysis found.
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He called for vigorous police profiling of people from the Muslim world and drew a direct equation between immigration controls and national defense.
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I'm profiling Life After Hate here in the US, and a group called Exit in Sweden and Germany, and ex-jihadists in Britain.
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"We hear a lot of anecdotal stories, a lot of complaints that there is racial profiling going on in the city," she said.
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These days, as Latinos continue to experience racial profiling and discrimination, our need for a fully functional court remains as critical as ever.
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"It basically legalizes racial profiling because you can be stopped and questioned and put in detention based on how you look," she said.
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A hotel in Portland, Oregon, has reportedly placed two staff members on leave after they were accused of racially profiling a black guest.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor ripped into US policing practices on Monday, delivering an impassioned dissent that railed against racial profiling and brutality.
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At the time, concerns that the app encouraged vigilantism, racial profiling and generally unsafe behavior were voiced by our site and many others.
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The communities we served had been living under the oppressive "Juan Crow" regime of criminalization, racial profiling, for-profit detention, and mass deportation.
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The company's algorithmic people profiling also extends to labelling users as having particular political views, and/or having racial and ethnic/multicultural affinities.
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But, in 2018, Starbucks closed US stores for hours to retrain employees and changed bathroom policies after backlash regarding accusations of racial profiling.
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"In 2012, I wore a hoodie on the House Floor to make a statement about the deadly consequences of racial profiling," Rush tweeted.
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By comparing behaviors of many sites regularly and profiling the techniques employed across them, the resulting data is rich and up to date.
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As a result, the Affected Australian Individuals' personal information was exposed to the risk of disclosure, monetisation and use for political profiling purposes.
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As a medical journalist, I had the immense honor of knowing and profiling David Colman, director of the Montreal Neurological Institute, in 2011.
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Neither during that meeting nor one with the club's 15-member recruitment team did details of the profiling forms ever emerge, Blanc said.
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As many black writers have pointed out recently, people of color have long been subject to racial profiling in public, and private, spaces.
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The feature takes clear aim at third party cookies that are used to track Internet users for creepy purposes such as ad profiling.
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Even Mr. Barkat, who once told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that Americans could benefit from armed civilians and "smart" profiling, sees a big difference.
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There was nothing scientific about any of this lunching—the groups were assembled on the basis of chance acquaintance rather than psephological profiling.
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Books of The Times The voter-profiling firm Cambridge Analytica, which filed for insolvency last year, looked like the stuff of liberal nightmares.
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The pregnancy profiling rule is a way of bringing "birthright citizenship" or jus soli up for discussion again, which is what nativists seek.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter in advance of a new Hulu docuseries profiling Clinton, the former Democratic presidential nominee slammed Sen.
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But the Arpaio case is different: The sheriff was convicted of violating constitutional rights, in defiance of a court order involving racial profiling.
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" He said in his affidavit: "After I challenged Tsachas based on his unlawful orders to discriminate through racial profiling, I was retaliated against.
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She spends a lot of time with her three grandchildren and, this fall, released a book profiling "gutsy women" with her daughter, Chelsea.
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"It's become a pattern at the Boston port of entry for Iranians to go through extreme profiling and aggressive interrogations," the attorney said.
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From services as simple as questionnaires, blood samples and genetic profiling, companies can capitalize on society's shift in support to improved nutritional habits.
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My mother may or may not have been a victim of Cambridge Analytica's data harvesting, psychographic profiling, and targeted political advertising (who knows!).
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That said, it's one worth profiling because a lot of people do not talk about it and it is a very good company.
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More recently, they've opposed the use of body cameras and have protested proposals to document racial profiling and to track excessive-force complaints.
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And so, a lot of people actually didn't know what racial profiling was, nor did they understand that they were engaging in it.
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Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt last month after he was ordered to stop racially profiling Latinos in his Maricopa County office.
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Chipotle has rehired the manager that was fired in response to a viral video, in which she was accused of racially profiling customers.
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Yet grievances against the police were piling up in the city's black wards, with allegations of racial profiling, unlawful stops and excessive force.
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As reported by Motherboard earlier this year, the free Ring-associated "neighborhood watch" app Neighbors has a deeply-rooted problem with racial profiling.
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"We need to be careful that we don't step into something that feels almost a little bit like racial profiling," Dr. Collins said.
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After evaluating PredPol's software, police in Oakland, California, declined to adopt it, partially out of concern that it could lead to racial profiling.
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The task force model gave rise to allegations of racial profiling and in any case did not reliably mesh with federal enforcement priorities.
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But the Department of Homeland Security dissolved the program amid complaints that its activities amounted to racial profiling and that it was ineffective.
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Recommendations made after Villanueva's 22007 shooting death, aimed at fighting racial profiling and discrimination in the city's policing, have not been fully adopted.
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President Donald Trump pardoned him in 2017, shortly after he was convicted of criminal contempt and charged with systemic discrimination and racially profiling.
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In 2011, shortly after President Barack Obama's Justice Department released a report finding that the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office engaged in systematic racial profiling of Latinos, the judge in the racial profiling lawsuit issued an injunction preventing Arpaio from apprehending or detaining anyone purely on the basis of being a suspected unauthorized immigrant or turning such people over to federal agents.
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"Given the level at which they're profiling we shouldn't tell them anymore," says Boiten, when asked whether people should feel okay feeding Facebook info about their 'line in the sand' — pointing to another controversy that arose last year when it emerged Facebook's ad capabilities could be used to actively exclude or include people with specific ethnic affinities (aka 'racial profiling').
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In 2011 (shortly after President Barack Obama's Justice Department released a report finding that the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office engaged in systematic racial profiling of Latinos) the judge in the racial profiling lawsuit issued an injunction preventing Arpaio from apprehending or detaining anyone purely on the basis of being a suspected unauthorized immigrant or turning such people over to federal agents.
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Of course, people's friend circles tend to include others of the same race, income, and education level, making associational data a type of profiling.
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We cannot have the support of the community if the police are looked upon as racially profiling, [ticket] writing, shooting innocent people, unarmed people.
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After profiling Ansari for VICE Magazine in 2015, I wanted to talk to 34-year-old co-creator, executive producer, and writer Alan Yang.
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But in recent years doubts have been cast on its reliability, and a new technique—DNA profiling—has emerged as the forensic gold standard.
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