Law and Justice *Racial Profiling: Everyday Inequality

This nonfiction book examines racial profiling in the United States, where people and institutions may use race or ethnicity as a reason to suspect someone of an offense. It explores the practice’s history, forms, and consequences through research and personal stories. Topics include prejudice and privilege, law enforcement, the criminal justice system, counterterrorism, Islamophobia, police killings of unarmed people of color, and grassroots activism such as Black Lives Matter.