Racial Profiling

A series of "Karen" videos showing women weaponizing their whiteness against Black people underscore why racial profiling stories still matter so much.

The Texas law would legalize detaining suspected undocumented migrants.

The Denny's restaurant chain has a troubling, decades-long legacy of profiling customers who are not white as shown in this detailed timeline, including recently in South Dakota.

George Floyd's uncle Selwyn Jones said Denny's refusing to serve Black men in South Dakota was “a disgrace” that underscores the lack of progress being made along racial lines in America.

A 911 call from Office Depot falsely accusing a young Black man of stealing contradicts its own denials of racial profiling, a lawyer said: "All they saw was a young Black man in a hoodie.”

Racial slurs are alleged in the California lawsuit.

There was no apology issued, however, for the incident in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Social media videos show a "Karen" manager at Bed, Bath & Beyond in Toledo, Ohio, racially profiling two Black shoppers. Lamar Richards and Austin Greer had already spent $600 when cops were called.

Aasylei Loggervale and her two daughters were awarded more than $8 million after filing a lawsuit against two Alameda County sheriff's deputies for racially profiling and illegally detaining them.

The comedian and actor posted a video showing "racism" at Colorado a hotel.

The lawsuit alleges a police culture of unchecked racism.

Shaw University President Paulette Dillard accused Spartanburg County deputies of racial profiling for stopping the HBCU's bus in South Carolina.