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Was Harvard prof's arrest a case of racial profiling?

By James Hart

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It's the story that won't die. Henry Louis Gates Jr., a professor at Harvard University, was arrested at his home this weekend. (If you ever watch PBS, you've probably seen Gates at one point or another.) There was a problem...

Full post as published by Crime Scene KC on July 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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