Urban Surveillance Is More Menacing Than Ever
Briefly

The voice scared me, as I had believed I was alone. It came from above-a place voices on the street don't usually come from. It (implicitly) threatened me.
Both imply that the act of being in public space is inherently dangerous, and each, in their own way, suggests that I am-or could be-the source of the danger.
Read at The Nation
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