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Abstract:
This article examines racial profiling among students at international colleges and universities. Racial Profiling is when employees target students for discriminatory treatment based on their race or ethnicity. The research revealed that students have been exposed to a variety of practices (e.g., being followed around, etc.). Even though they have been victims, many of the students did not report doing anything about it. Multivariate analyses were conducted to determine the most significant predictors of both having reported being a victim and also reporting the incident. The article concludes arguing that victims must report the incidents—if they are to be minimized, or in the best-case scenario, eliminated. In addition, the authors argue that criminologists should pay more attention to views of students.
Keywords:
Racial profiling; discriminatory treatment; students; international universities

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