Surveillance state, race, and disability
summary
Shows evidence that cell phones overturn police falsehoods, citing Walter Scott cell-phone video exposes planted evidence and that body cameras reduce civility but not killings; documents COINTELPRO-style targeting and school surveillance harming disabled students; notes facial recognition and social media monitoring both help after the fact and create new harms; gives a concrete policy outcome — Harvard rescinds 10 admissions over meme group — and argues surveillance often fails its promises.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:22Official vs Unofficial.
- 2:58Surveillance
- 7:19Postcards for the Future
- 10:15Identity Politics
- 14:001984 becomes 2024.
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