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Rejoice! I was pulled for a "random" security test for the SECOND time since Wednesday. Given I'm pulled at least once every time I fly, I & every #POC have disproven whatever White definition of "random" White people use to excuse racial profiling. 
#TravellingWhilePoCpic.twitter.com/JFGtwWv53R
And spectacularly, I was "randomly" selected at the same time a Black woman and Brown Asian man were racially profiled, while mysteriously, White people bumbled along their merry way, holding up the line pulling out keys & belts one at a time. 
pic.twitter.com/N5gKKO12n0
Ugh, so sorry. I was traveling today and got an inappropriate patdown. I could see the screen behind me where the imaging algorithms said clear.
Ugh! So awful! I'm sorry this happened to you. You can see how they will get ready as soon as they see a Brown or Black person. They all spring forward, gagging at the opportunity to humiliate us and amuse themselves.
Interestingly it is not a difficult task to collect data from observation of major airports over a period of time (taking into account several airports & various staffing periods).
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