What are some well-known cases of racial profiling?

Some well-known cases of racial profiling include the 2012 shooting of Trayvon Martin in Florida, where the shooter, George Zimmerman, followed Martin based on his race and perceived behavior. Another significant case is the "stop-and-frisk" policy in New York City, which disproportionately targeted Black and Latino individuals, leading to widespread criticism and legal challenges. Additionally, the 2015 incident involving the arrest of African American patrons at a Starbucks in Philadelphia highlighted racial profiling in public spaces. These cases have sparked national discussions on systemic racism and the need for police reform.