article_snippet.sent: (CNN)If newly revised NYPD training materials are approved by a federal judge, new cadets could be taking courses reminding new cadets "not to engage in racial profiling.
article_snippet.sent: The proposed training materials, overseen by appointed federal monitor Peter Zimroth include directives to "not tell or tolerate ethnic, racial or sexist jokes" and to "not imitate the speech patterns" of others.
article_snippet.sent: Do not engage in racial profiling," The training materials read.
article_snippet.sent: The training notes also instruct new cadets "not to use terms or words that devalue groups of people or stereotype them" and "not to imitate speech patterns of other racial, ethnic and class groups when communicating cross culturally" because "them appear disingenuous, artificial, and possibly racist.
article_snippet.sent: The revised training notes, which include 140 pages of instruction and PowerPoint slides, are a result of a 2013 federal ruling declaring the New York Police Department's "Stop, Question and Frisk" practice unconstitutional.
article_snippet.sent: The current training materials also provide historical legal information on proper "stops" and offers detailed procedures for patrolling buildings for criminal activity.  
article_snippet.sent: They also give instructions on how an officer should lawfully conduct an officer or an officer when engaging with the public.
highlights_snippet.sent: The training materials are a result of a 2013 ruling declaring "Stop, Question and Frisk"  unconstitutional .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The training materials read that racial profiling "is offensive.