Witnesses: Law Against Racial Profiling Needed
(Black Politics On The Web) — Azaad Singh cried when he entered the glass enclosure at the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., airport for extra screening. He was patted down. His bag was searched. And then the security officer went through his prized possessions: his first Elmo book, his second Elmo book, his mini-mail truck. Azaad, whose name means “freedom,” is an American and a Sikh. He’s 18 months old.
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