The idea that people of color are more likely to be pulled over for traffic violations, compared with White people
A) has been discounted by research.
B) happens occasionally, but not systematically.
C) has yet to be explored in the court system.
D) may be rooted in the belief that people of color are more likely to commit crimes than are White people.

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Research and societal observations have shown that racial profiling, including in traffic stops, is often influenced by stereotypes and biases, including the belief that people of color are more likely to commit crimes than White people. This is a manifestation of systemic racism and bias in law enforcement practices.

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