Ch.5 question 6

My favorite passage From chapter 5 was the one in the end on page 124 about race.
"we are taught from a young age that one should never judge a book by its cover. But we must; it is often all we get to see" (124).
It then talks about how how when he was in Chicago and he was the only white man in the bus and he was wearing a suit. A black woman then asked him if the bulls were playing that night. She thought that because he was white and that proves the quote.
"the cost of harassing ten or twenty or one hundred law-abiding people to catch one more drug dealer are not worth it"(125).