Media Sterotyping and Racial Profiling of Arabs

Since September 11, 2001, millions of Americans were concerned about safety, prayed for reason, asked for scapegoat. Laura Fokkena mentioned in the article "Are you a terrorist or playing at T.V." The United States must have discovered that black sheep. Articles attacked discriminatory countries, according to which the country created Arab / Muslim stereotypes to meet its own needs. Does the United States add fuel to a really unfair fire, or just try to monitor yourself? Over the centuries the United States has discriminated against ethnic minorities who refused to speak or did not speak.

David Harris argued that his hijackers who attacked that day with his novel "Unfair Profile; Why Race Analysis Will not Work" that day attacked Arabs, and the observer said that racial profiling is suitable for the war with terrorism The tool that began to say The people seem to agree. Research shows that many people tend to do this when making additional reviews at Arab American airports. What is interesting is that Blacks and Arab Americans are more likely to support these policies than Caucasians.

One of the most common assertions made by Arab Americans after the September 11 terrorist attacks was that they were victims of racial profiling. A non-profit public opinion survey based on New York and a public agenda, a citizen educational institution, conducted a survey to investigate racial profiling in the African American and Arab American communities in January 2002 did. In the opinion polls, I found that there are more Americans angry about African-Americans performance than Arab-Americaners explained. According to the survey, the vast majority (52%) said there was no reason to carry out racial profiling analysis of African Americans. 41% of respondents say that they can understand racial profiling of African Americans, but I hope that this will not happen. Only 4% said African American ethnicity was not wrong

When the survey participants were asked about Arab American ethnic characteristics, they accepted this custom. Only 21% of respondents stated that there was no reason to do racial profiling for Arab Americans. About 67% said that Arab American racial profiling is understandable, but they hope that this did not happen. About 11% of respondents stated that the ethnicity of Arabic Americans is not wrong. In the Gallup opinion poll conducted in June 2002, 60% of non-Hispanic whites believe that civil rights of Muslims are respected by the criminal justice system, 58% respect Arab's citizenship I believe that. On the other hand, Hispanic Americans and African Americans have different perspectives. We believe that Muslims' citizenship is respected by 43% of Hispanics, and for Arabs this number drops to 42%.