Talk:Prime suspect

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"Being black" vs. "Racial profiling"

This section is for the discussion of adding "Being black" using this source [1]. I changed it because the source says "Racial profiling" which is not limited to black people for example, "Being Latino" along the Mexican border can result in a prime suspect for police looking for illegal immigrants. This sort of racial profiling is endemic across multiple races and not limited to a single race. Also the phrase "being black" is not NPOV. Racial profiling is. -- GreenC 14:32, 14 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]