Racial Profiling in "My Brother at the Canadian Border"

In the story of "My Brother in the Canadian Border", the interaction between the travelers and the guards conveys racial profiling. This idea is revealed through the interrogation of the travelers and the tactics of classifying race used in the story. Policies shouldn't require the identification of someone's race to enter a country because it only demonstrates inequality and biasness in the security system. For example, the travelers are put in an interrogation room after finding out that they ended up at the wrong border. Then a lady "widened her blue eyes" (Wolpé 7) to examine the…