Officer Matthews Sees Two Cars Speed By

Multiple Choice

Officer Matthews sees two cars speed by. According to the meter, the drivers were each going ten miles per hour over the speed limit. One driver has light-colored skin, and the other has dark-colored skin. Officer Matthews pulls over the darker-skinned driver based his hunch that the driver must be up to no good despite there being no objective differences other than skin color. Matthews is using

A) good judgment.
B) racial profiling.
C) neutral policing.
D) randomness.