Here's a question - Why is it that the black community is always quick to get mad when they feel they are being profiled but don't say much in regards to the reason they are profiled - the many, many black males involved in crime. The stats speak for themselves. And they can't all be explained away by the typical knee-jerk responses about slavery, Jim Crow, poverty, or bias in the courts. There's a reason why they have that stereotype. There's a reason why even Jesse Jackson said when he hears footsteps on the street behind him, and turns around and sees a white guy, he's relieved. It's sort of like Middle Eastern guys being profiled as more likely to be terrorists. There's an obvious reason for this too. But because our society is so concerned about political correctness and not appearing biased or racist today, common sense is totally ignored. It's why the Obama administration called the Fort Hood shooting a case of "work place violence" rather than Islamic terrorism. Why don't these groups put more effort into condemning the bad apples in their communities who give them a bad name to begin with?