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Historically, racial profiling can be traced back to systemic racism deeply embedded in societal structures. Its roots are intertwined with various social and political movements, which highlight the longstanding belief that certain racial groups are inherently more likely to engage in criminal behavior. For instance, in the United States, the profiling of African Americans and Hispanic individuals by law enforcement emerged from a legacy of slavery, segregation, and racial discrimination. This form of bias can be linked to law enforcement practices such as stop-and-frisk, where disproportionate attention is drawn to these communities, perpetuating cycles of mistrust and fear.

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