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De Facto Captivity in the Land of the Free: Exploring the Confining Effects of Network and System Avoidance
Encroaching state surveillance has primarily targeted people of color living in urban, inner cities, resulting in both much higher likelihoods of encountering state agents and the consequences of such contact. The ceaseless surveillance has led some individuals to engage in protective behaviors aime
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