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Driving while black : highways, shopping malls, taxicabs, sidewalks : how to fight back if you are a victims of racial profiling
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Driving while black : highways, shopping malls, taxicabs, sidewalks : how to fight back if you are a victims of racial profiling

Author: Kenneth Meeks
Publisher: New York : Broadway, ©2000.
Edition/Format:   Book : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
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Examines racial profiling and the CARD--class, age, race, dress--system in stores and on the road, and provides advice on handling police and denial of civil rights.
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Additional Physical Format: Online version:
Meeks, Kenneth, 1963-
Driving while black.
New York : Broadway, c2000
(OCoLC)606295440
Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Kenneth Meeks
ISBN: 0767905490 9780767905497
OCLC Number: 43657048
Description: xiv, 254 p. ; 21 cm.
Contents: 1. Understanding racial profiling --
2. Driving while Black : the New Jersey turnpike --
3. National acknowledgment that racial profiling exists --
4. Your legal rights during a traffic stop --
5. When profiling works : a different point of view --
6. Riding the train while Black : the Amy Bowllan story --
7. Shopping in a group while Black : a coach's story --
8. Shopping alone while Black : the silent treatment --
9. Looking for Air Jordan --
10. Flying while Black : walking through customs --
11. Living while Black : what to do when you're stopped --
12. Anonymous poetry and government legislation --
13. The American Civil Liberties Union Report --
14. The U.S. Department of Justice addresses police misconduct --
15. Know your Bill of Rights --
16. Proactive steps --
17. The problem with hailing a taxi --
18. In the news --
19. A walk in the park : a sense of humor.
Responsibility: Kenneth Meeks.
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Examines racial profiling and the CARD--class, age, race, dress--system in stores and on the road, and provides advice on handling police and denial of civil rights.

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