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Racial Profiling
Racial profiling may have fallen off the radar screen for the majority of Americans, but for those affected, it remains a serious problem.

In this episode, you will meet Felix Morka and Laila Maher, a Nigerian and Egyptial-American who were pulled over by police for no apparent reason and physically assaulted. They were part of a successful lawsuit that resulted in procedures to prevent this type of profiling, which happens on highways all over the country. You will also meet Dr. Elie Khoury, an obstetrician who has delivered more than 10,000 babies in the 40+ years he's lived in the United States. Dr. Khoury and his wife complain of being constantly humiliated at airports because of their ethnicity and are now afraid to travel. Plus, you’ll hear M-1 from dead prez tell how his rap group, constantly hassled by police, was arrested with no charges filed.

Find out more about racial profiling -– an illegal practice that destroys families, careers and the peace of mind that Americans take for granted.

The Freedom Files
The Freedom Files (Season 1) is a 10-part multimedia series that goes behind the headlines to reveal the impact of civil liberties violations on real people’s daily lives. Created by the ACLU and award-winning filmmaker Robert Greenwald's Brave New Films, the series is produced and directed by Jeremy Kagan.

Series topics include the Patriot Act, the Supreme Court, free speech and dissent, religious freedom, gay and lesbian rights, drug policy, racial profiling, women's rights, and youth freedoms.

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The Freedom Files Producers Club is made up of a nationwide network of AcTiVists -- from libraries, schools and neighborhood associations to LINK TV viewers and other individuals--who are bringing The Freedom Files to their communities and living rooms. The Producers Club aims to build a robust national network of AcTiVists who care deeply about civil liberties issues.

The American Civil Liberties Union
The American Civil Liberties Union works daily in courts, legislatures and communities to protect the individual liberties, rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution and the laws of the United States. Founded in 1920, the ACLU is a nonpartisan, nongovernmental organization with more than 550,000 members. It has offices in all 50 states and employs more than 150 permanent staff attorneys and 2,000 cooperating attorneys, litigating more than 6,000 cases annually

For more information go to http://www.aclu.tv.