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The Untold Number of People Implicated in Crimes They Didn’t Commit Because of Face Recognition
Clare Garvie, Georgetown Law’s Center on Privacy and Technology
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Wrongfully Arrested Because Face Recognition Can’t Tell Black People Apart
It is now more urgent than ever for our lawmakers to stop law enforcement use of face recognition technology.
COVID-19 Deaths in Nursing Homes are Not Unavoidable — They are the Result of Deadly Discrimination
We as a society must reckon with our relentless marginalization and de-prioritization of people with disabilities and the people who support them.
“All Hell Broke Loose.”
The death of a Black man in Minnesota awakened the conscience of America.
‘Black Lives Matter’ Is About More than the Police
Black life must be valued at every stage and in every facet of society. We won't rest until it is.
Black Communities Can Not Wait Any Longer. The Time to Divest Is Now.
For years, Black activists and organizations like the Movement for Black Lives have been calling for the reckoning we now see in the streets, and we have a responsibility as a nation to meet their call.
A Landmark Supreme Court Decision Affirms LGBTQ Rights
It’s been more than 50 years since Black and Brown trans women led the revolutionary Stonewall Riots, fighting back against police brutality and discrimination and launching a movement for equality. This week, we celebrated another incredible landmark in the fight for LGBTQ rights.
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