Silent march speaks volumes against Stop and Frisk

On Sunday, a sea of protesters filled the streets of New York City to show their solidarity against the Big Apple's Stop and Frisk policy. Approximately 50,000 protesters gathered in a silent march to draw attention to the policy that they feel is targeting minorities. According to statistics, 685,724 were searched in 2011 and of those people, 53 percent were black and 34 percent were Latino. Critics argue that this procedure legalizes racial profiling and must be abolished. George Martinez, US representative candidate, joins us with his take on the march.

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[TheDisneylover23]

No AMERICAN citizen should be subjected to unlawful search and seizure. That is assault, plain and simple.

[buglerrollups]

IF you ever talked to a cop,they think were all suspect.

[EastsideSILENCER777]

White people are the illuminati

[Set Truth Free]

GREAT , WHO CARES .

[mack3dg]

i don't know how much of the history of this continent you know, but since all these europeans came here, nonwhites have fought for all these whites against other whites. the british the french, the spanish, the portuguese, and even the dutch. only to find them selves beeing second class citizens to these fucks, in every single place that euroepeans have robbed and conquered from north to central saouth america and the caribbean islands. one european wants help to stand to another. old news.