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City Under Siege

By Jacob SilvermanSeptember 6, 2012
Once the War on Terror began, city dwellers everywhere found themselves living in occupied territories
Essays & Reviews

The Thin Blue Lie

By David NoriegaAugust 29, 2012
Why civilian investigations of police misconduct do more to excuse it than prevent it
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Queer, Interrupted

By Tegan EanelliAugust 21, 2012
Cops have no business telling queer youth “it gets better” while they protect the regime that makes it worse. Better to bash back than to wait.
Essays & Reviews

The Prison-Educational Complex

By Astra TaylorAugust 14, 2012
When police are deployed in high schools, typical behavioral issues are reframed as criminal ones.
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Objects of Derision

By Evan Calder WilliamsAugust 13, 2012
Cop comedies invite us to laugh at the terror police induce by being both less and more than human
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Tweeting the Beat

By Adrian ChenAugust 8, 2012
How an out-of-work Wisconsinite achieved Internet celebrity by tweeting police dispatches from his hometown of Sheboygan
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Dumb Computers, Smart Cops

By Aaron BadyAugust 6, 2012
If cops are supposed to be programmed by the law and constitutional restrictions on their power, we should fear the budding signs of their artificial intelligence.
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Batman Occupied

By Elliott Prasse-Freeman and Sayres RudyJuly 19, 2012
Batman is too big to fail, in so many ways
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