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...large majority of Harvard Law students would support racial profiling if such screening reduced air travel delays...
More than 73 percent of those surveyed by the professors said they would accept racial profiling if it would prevent a 60 minute delay for all air passengers and if they were not singled out as suspicious travelers...
...alternative to racial profiling is a 30 minute wait, and the respondent would not be singled out for screening, 55 percent of those surveyed would choose profiling. Only 44.7 percent would support profiling to avoid a ten minute wait if they were not being screened...
Some minorities and civil liberties advocates on campus criticized the assumption the study seeks to test—that racial profiling increases safety...
...will put forth a sincere effort to diversify the faculty and draw more people from different backgrounds to the school. Of the 161 Professors at HLS, only 39 are women. In the past few years, the administration has repeatedly been accused of failing to properly handle issues of racial insensitivity. These problems were largely overlooked during Clark’s tenure, and an atmosphere that addresses concerns of insensitivity is long overdue...