Monday, November 4, 2013

Racial Profiling Lives On

This article was about the Judge's decisions and the police's racial profiling. They are always suspicious of African Americans and Latinos because SOME of their race is living in high crime areas, and the people doing it are the same color and race as them. The police tend to follow them or ask them questions when most of the time the have no wrongdoing or they are not even doing anything. Even when they have no information or evidence they are doing something bad, they still tend to pick them out because of their race. I think this is so relevant because something like this recently happened, though not with a police officer, it was with a guy named George Zimmerman who shot the innocent Trayvon Martin. George was in neighborhood watch and Trayvon happened to be in the neighborhood at night walking to the store, George was suspicious because Martin was black, in my opinion. I feel as if a white boy were walking down the street at night he would have not suspected it was him and he would have just let the kid keep walking. Also if it were a black man that shot a white boy, the world would have ended for people out there and they would have made an EXTREMELY HUGE deal out of it. it's crazy how some people are so cruel and have to judge others just to make themselves feel more superior. No one is better than anyone else, it'll all be determined on judgement day.

Vocabulary #9


Ultimate- being or happening at the end of a process.
Being a kindergarten teacher was my ultimate decision after high school.
Interactive- acting one upon it with the other.
The teacher is very interactive with the class when he lectures.
Principle- accepted rule of action or conduct.
She was born into a very respectable family so she had good moral principles.
Guidance- leadership; direction; act of directing
My mother gives me great guidance in life decisions.
Collaboration- act of collaborating.
I hope one day the weeknd, frank ocean, and Miguel do a collaboration.
Formative- giving form or shape; development.
We all have out formative years.
Summative- something that is added.
A summative was needed to thin the paint.
Racism- hatred towards another race or races.
I hope for no racism to exist in the near future.
Intelligence- manifestation of a high mental capacity.
I believe intelligence will get you a long way and will lead you to success.
Policing- civil force for maintaining order, preventing crime, and enforcing laws.
Unrestrained- uncontrolled.
The dog fight was unrestrained because no one wanted to stop it and get hurt.
Provision- a law
There was no provision for lodgers so he bought a house.
Discretion- freedom of judgment or choice.
It is my discretion whether I stay or I leave.
Hyperbolic- exaggerating.
My sister is always hyperbolic when she tells on me after we get into arguments.
Impermissibly- not allowable
Being out later than curfew was impermissible.
Inflected- to modulate (the voice)
She inflected her voice to make the situation seem worse than it really was so they would feel bad for her.
Inevitably- unable to be avoided.
She was inevitably clueless when it came to cooking.
Render- to provide; to do; to become.
She would render all the supplies needed for the project so we wouldn't have to buy them.
Doctrine- a particular principle, position, or policy taught or advocated.
I believe the doctrine of faith in GOD.
Consent- permission fr something to happen.
My dad gave my boyfriend his consent to  propose.
Hunch- a guess based on intuition.
I had a hunch she was stealing after she had looked around suspiciously.
Predominant- main element.
I think meat is predominant to a dinner meal.
Seizure- the act of capturing someone using force.
The cops had to seizure the criminals so they wouldn't do bad anymore.
Warrant- a document by a legal official authorizing the police to make an arrest or search them or other action.
My cousin was on the run and had a warrant out for his arrest.
Infraction- a violation of a law or set of rules.
After robbing the bank, they had committed an infraction.