Straight to the heart of the problem and the gist of this so-called racism. It's mislabeled as "racism" when it's actually prejudice. Len.....you are definitely paying attention. I used to be a cop and, believe it or not, I was a "good" cop. I never lost sight of the fact that I was a public servant and the person that I was addressing was a private citizen. Every citizen is, in effect, one of my employers so that make me one of their employees. A view that apparently has gone the way of the dinosaur. Needless to say, I didn't last very long as a cop with that mindset. Thanks again, Len, your post was brief, succinct, and very cerebral. I thank you for your time and indulgence.

I would consider it more criminal to have the opportunity to advertise your product/service on national radio and not use it!! Hello! Are any of you commentors businessmen?

Where else do you expect him to advertise? He certainly isn't the only one that does this.

Less about racism and more about an elitist professor who knows people in high places. Why should the profiling of police, because of the behavior of some of their members, be any less inappropriate than the profiling of blacks because of the bad behavior of some of their members?

This is the best comment of the day.