A recent social science study in Philadelphia examined public stop-and-frisk data for predominantly black neighborhoods and found they had 70 percent more incidents of this type of racial profiling than did the nonblack neighborhoods.

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The statement aligns with findings from various studies and reports that have shown higher rates of stop-and-frisk incidents in predominantly black neighborhoods, indicating racial profiling practices.

A Recent Social Science Study in Philadelphia Examined Public Stop-And-Frisk