Like no other field of science critical criminology is predestined to analyze and criticize racial profiling. This paper identifies three blank spots in science that should be tackled by critical criminology: To empirically detect racial profiling, to make use us social theory to show changes in systematic criminalization, to achieve this with and from the perspective of the affected.
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