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Significantly, the question of police powers to stop and search people has become one of the central questions in the debate about the relationship between police and the community.... Significantly, the modern strategies of police and policing affect minor communities and ethnic groups.... As Whitefield (2004) maintains, the anti-immigrant attitudes and insensitive policing of the early years of post-colonial migration developed 'mistrust, resentment, and suspicion' between the police and minority ethnic communities....
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The annual reports of the metropolitan police in the United Kingdom would have been consulted, utilizing their annual... A treatise titled racist Murder and Pressure Group Politics written by Norman Dennis, George Erdos, and Ahmed Al-Shahi from the Institute for the Study of Civil Society in London first published in September 2000.... This examination did not occur within the police agencies themselves but outside of it via the Secretary of State for the Home Department....
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However, one can recognize the modest changes in white racist domination in the United States without downplaying the strong relationship between being black and being a target of serious racial discrimination.... Discrimination also reflects and perpetuates the age-old racist ideology, with its associated array of anti-black images and attitudes.... When most whites interact with black Americans at work, in restaurants, on the street, at school, or in the media they tend to think about the latter, either consciously or unconsciously, in terms of racist stereotypes inherited from the past and constantly reiterated and reinforced in the present (Daum 65)....
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The term 'Institutional Racism' was introduced by Carmichael and Hamilton in 1968 and they saw it as 'an analytical tool to examine how institutions can operate along racist lines without acknowledging or even recognising this.... The term 'Institutional Racism' was introduced by Carmichael and Hamilton in 1968 and they saw it as 'an analytical tool to examine how institutions can operate along racist lines without acknowledging or even recognising this.... The collective failure of an organisation to provide an appropriate and professional service to people because of their colour, culture or ethnic origin which can be seen or detected in processes; attitudes and behaviour which amount to discrimination through unwitting prejudice, ignorance, thoughtlessness and racist stereotyping which disadvantages minority ethnic people....
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Asian young people though lesser in number than black Africans, over represent the system than whites.... In a survey when young offending people were.... ... ... For many of these young people, in general crime, and the fear of crime is an unwarranted and damaging incursion in their lives.... It is for the above reasons and more that we must work together to ensure that the BMER young peoples voices are listened to and heard....
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This paper "Institutional Racism and Mental Health" focuses on the fact that there is much speculation going on about the mental state of a person who commits a crime such as murder.... According to Forensic Psychologist Dr Samenow, 'most criminals are neither mentally ill nor victims of addictions"....
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The prime purpose of the paper "Racism And Immigration In Britain" is to explore the causes and explanations for a series of riots by one group, and violent clashes between two identifiable groups, within the United Kingdom since the late 20th century.... ... ... ... Brown claims that in the face of increasingly unionized labor, and deteriorating economic conditions, the British ruling class introduced a law controlling immigration as the Aliens Act 1905....
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This will be discussed by outlining the logical evolution of racism and racist ideologies from the Neo-fascist movement, the age of terrorism, information, among others.... As the paper highlights, racist movements and ideologies, like any social phenomena, evolve over time.... It is capable of either becoming more racist or the opposite or, simply transform into something different, say, in ideology, but altogether the same in the degree of bigotry....
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