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In several u.s. states where black motorists are a minority of the drivers and speeders on interstate highways, they have been the majority of those stopped and searched by police. this best illustrates
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In several u.s. states where black motorists are a minority of the drivers and speeders on interstate highways, they have been the majority of those stopped and searched by police. this best illustrates
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I believe the answer is:
over rights prejudice
over rights prejudice refers to the expectation that we imposed toward a certain group of people simply because of their identity rather than their behavior.
Other examples of
over rights prejudice would be someone who rejects poor people into educational institution because of they fear that the poor students wouldn't be able to follow the curriculum.
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