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After going through the article 'Know Their Names' by Aljazeera, I felt very disturbed, angry, and ashamed that as human beings, we have very little compassion for others when we are out in a position of power and authority. All of the people killed by law enforcers were victims of racial discrimination and profiling, and instead of investigating the situation, each of the police officers in each case shot their alleged offender.