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20 Years After 9/11, Surveillance Has Become a Way of Life
https://www.wired.com/story/20-years-after-911-surveillance-has-become-a-way-of-life/?mc_cid=fd20a25d17&mc_eid=769f359ee9

"In the aftermath of the attacks of 9/11, we heard patriotic platitudes from those who promised to “defend democracy.” But in the ensuing years, their defense became democracy’s greatest threat, reconstructing cities as security spaces.

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Recent years have brought unprecedented pushback against the post-9/11 surveillance state, as cities across the country seek to reassert civilian control over every aspect of policing, including surveillance. Here, in New York, this led to last year’s passage of the Public Oversight of Surveillance Technology (POST) Act, the first surveillance reforms in a generation. The POST Act may have only been a modest first step toward transparency, but it’s already paying dividends, as with last month’s revelations of a $159 million slush fund.

This may be the inflection point when we realize just how walled-off we’ve become, and begin dismantling the systems that track and segregate us."

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