Saturday, May 18
Civil rights advocates and black lawmakers praised Monday’s Supreme Court ruling that struck down key provisions of Arizona’s controversial 2010 immigration law but expressed fears that the justice’s decision that upheld a provision that requires police to check the status of people who might be in the country illegally will spur an increase in racial profiling nationwide.
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rjoseph7777Federal Appeals Court: Drug Sentencing Disparity Is Intentional Racial ‘Subjucation’ http://t.co/n9VkQbmLaE #ACLU #Urban #NAACP
Mathineer"@SacObserver: A Black Davis resident claims he was victim of racial profiling by police http://t.co/4tk3c8B1MB" Look up Halema Buzayan.
Syndicated_NewsFederal Appeals Court: Drug Sentencing Disparity Is Intentional Racial ‘Subjucation’ http://t.co/9mNg8DK6vi
HistoryForTodayThe Court ruled that "separate but equal" racial segregation was constitutional. (The ruling was overturned in 1954.) http://t.co/c2OUjv6DO0Copyright ©2013, Interactive One. All Rights Reserved Powered by WordPress.com VIP
